I think the topic tells pretty much everything. I just downloaded 1.15. I am on XP sp3. Using the eMule plugin. Have disabled software updates. I have checked everywhere for a way to disable and also googled a little and tried searching this forum too.
Yet I get this little popup in the right lower part of my screen while i was tweaking around somewhat with the new impressive features.
It is named BitComet Tip and it asked me if I wanted to play some game on the BitComet server. I didnt click it. Just closed it.
Now, I am really happy the bitcomet team can put up games etc if that is true, and I am also not one of thoose who scream that all advertising in software is bad. I realize that in a software such as bitcomet, with the features they are touting, money is going to be required one way or the other, and ads probably being the only viable option. But I wouldnt have suspected this popping up.
I hate sounding offensive and everything so excuse me if I do, but I am putting this very mildly compared to what I am thinking right now and I just got rid of my old faithfull 0.70 for this adware bullshit.
heres a fact: BitComet is one of the most ad filled torrent client in human history and the reason I even put up with this (being an “clean computer” type of guy) is becouse it is indeed a very good, and above all, innovative client and that theese ads can be hidden and if not, they at least stay in the application window.
What i am saying is that with all thoose ads, how on earth can a freaking popup be necceseary? I thought I was upgrading my torrent client when I got 1.15 but instead it feels I got back to like 10 years ago in the age where ad filled “download accelerators” would throw popups in your face.
I hadent seen that in a while to say the least and in a way I guess its good to see that it can still happen if you arent carefull with what you download.
So i ask you, experienced users, for info in how to rid this? If it can simply be disabled in a place I havent looked, then I just made a fool of myself, so please throw it in my face then. If not then I hope it can be removed by a simple uninstall, else any explanation in how to rid it could be nice.