Booking.com again in my speed dial??
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..buszmen.. last edited by
@leocg Is that all Opera staff have to say in this topic? I guess they just wait until all of us will calm down and get over it just before new ad will appear again.
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deestonic last edited by
@leocg said in Booking.com again in my speed dial??:
@yanta Auto-update is not used only to update Opera itself. It can be used to update extensions, ad-block lists and so on.
Aw, c'mon, man! Auto-update MUST NOT update my "extensions, ad-block lists and so on" since i'm not using Opera's ad-blocker.
Every extension i use has its own auto-update.
Also, we saw too many times how Opera disables or completely removes some or all of extensions or bookmarks. -
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rif last edited by@treego said in Booking.com again in my speed dial??:
I got booking.com added to my Speed Dial page today, also. I don't sweat it, though--I just delete it. This is one way that Opera is able to produce revenue and finance the production/maintenance of a terrific browser. Happy Independence Day to all my American patriots today! We are free--free to delete unwanted speed dial buttons and bookmarks--free to do even more important things, too!
I agree 100%. Its no big deal to delete it.
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..buszmen.. last edited by
How come Opera on the homepage says it's "free", same thing on Wikipedia it says it uses Freeware licence while clearly this all means it is adware!
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A Former User last edited by
I just updated Opera from v54.0.2952.41 to v54.0.2952.46:
booking.com was re-added to my speed dials.
It must be love...
Giving up...
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burnout426 Volunteer last edited by
@yanta Since it's supposed to have fixes for the issue, delete it and empty the bookmarks trash once again and see if it stays deleted. If it doesn't let em know.
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A Former User last edited by
I will proceed as you suggested. Thank you for your comment, burnout426.
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blackbird71 last edited by@deestonic said in Booking.com again in my speed dial??:
@leocg said in Booking.com again in my speed dial??:
@yanta Auto-update is not used only to update Opera itself. It can be used to update extensions, ad-block lists and so on.
Aw, c'mon, man! Auto-update MUST NOT update my "extensions, ad-block lists and so on" since i'm not using Opera's ad-blocker.
Every extension i use has its own auto-update. ...So how does that matter? Auto-update in software makes updates to files that, in turn, are used as references by function modules within the browser, whether you are "using" those browser functions or not. It's the same in Windows and AV programs and virtually all auto-updating software on your system: files are updated to keep the program current, whether or not a user has selected to use certain features. So, for example, an ad-block "block list" will get updated for the browser whether the user enables its usage or not.
