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<blockquote data-quote="Captain Holly" data-source="post: 979949" data-attributes="member: 90494">One problem I have run into with BD. When I go some financial websites, I get this pop-up with a BTS upgrade offer. It is not there on all financial or credit related sites that I use but it is on my bank&#039;s site and some credit card sites. Turning off the recommendations in BD settings does not stop the pop-up. The window disappears by itself after a few seconds, but I still don&#039;t know if I like this or not. One of the good things about the old BD Free was it stayed quiet and out of the way and did not show any kind of upgrade offers except for one blurb at the bottom of the GUI that just said &quot;click here to upgrade&quot; or something like that.There are still some good points here though. BD RAM usage is still very low, right now the main module is at 109.0 MB. Browsing is still very snappy. The length of time for a cold boot this morning was about 30 seconds less than it was when I used WD and BD was active and turned on as soon as my desktop loaded.C.H.[ATTACH=full]265127[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Captain Holly, post: 979949, member: 90494"] One problem I have run into with BD. When I go some financial websites, I get this pop-up with a BTS upgrade offer. It is not there on all financial or credit related sites that I use but it is on my bank's site and some credit card sites. Turning off the recommendations in BD settings does not stop the pop-up. The window disappears by itself after a few seconds, but I still don't know if I like this or not. One of the good things about the old BD Free was it stayed quiet and out of the way and did not show any kind of upgrade offers except for one blurb at the bottom of the GUI that just said "click here to upgrade" or something like that. There are still some good points here though. BD RAM usage is still very low, right now the main module is at 109.0 MB. Browsing is still very snappy. The length of time for a cold boot this morning was about 30 seconds less than it was when I used WD and BD was active and turned on as soon as my desktop loaded. C.H. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1647710621057.png"]265127[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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