when is this going to be addressed.
A pop-up asking me if I want to do a puzzle is an advertisement for the website. This is essentially solicitation that I didn't ask for. So, premium membership removed advertisements EXCEPT for the ones from chess.com
Please get rid of pop-up advertisements. Everyone who has premium membership already realizes that puzzles exist on the site. We don't need, or want, your garbage pop-ups.
Okay, so I went and got Premium services. It's okay, but I'm still getting advertisements. A pop-up asking me if I want to do a puzzle is an advertisement for the website. This is essentially solicitation that I didn't ask for. So, premium membership removed advertisements EXCEPT for the ones from chess.com
Please get rid of pop-up advertisements. Everyone who has premium membership already realizes that puzzles exist on the site. We don't need, or want, your garbage pop-ups.
That's not considered advertising. You can disable the feature in your settings under Settings > Home Settings > Coach Nudges
Thank you for the reply. My points stand. Annoying pop up that every premium member already knows about.
Having to uncheck Coach Nudges is the most unintuitive thing I've seen all week. What a bunch of convoluted nonsense.
Whoever thought that adding this ridiculous feature should definitely do Chess.com a favor and go work for the competition.
I've had system popups interfere with my ability to play the game by covering the board, and by appearing on the side and distracting me from the game. These aren't trivial when you play bullet. Generally, popups are a nuisance, and on chess.com they're a scourge.
Okay, so I went and got Premium services. It's okay, but I'm still getting advertisements. A pop-up asking me if I want to do a puzzle is an advertisement for the website. This is essentially solicitation that I didn't ask for. So, premium membership removed advertisements EXCEPT for the ones from chess.com
Please get rid of pop-up advertisements. Everyone who has premium membership already realizes that puzzles exist on the site. We don't need, or want, your garbage pop-ups.