Another option would be to change your list subscription to only send a daily "digest" i.e. summary of the previous days posts. You can do that by logging onto the list member options logon page, here:

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On 3/9/2019 12:10 PM, Trevor Holyoak wrote:

The actual CHIRP program will notify you of updates on startup.

73, Trevor AG7GX

On 3/9/2019 12:46 PM, Skip wrote:

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I have been getting numerous Chirp emails that I don’t really need. If I unsubscribe will I still receive Chirp software update notices? KS5KIP Skip

I does. And it is very annoying to me. I usually hit enter to go past the notice and because the default is [Yes], my browser opens to the CHIRP download page. I don't need this notification because I use Linux and get my updates from the CHIRP snapshot repository. I wish there was a way to put a setting in the chirp.config file to set the default action to [No] and/or tick a box in the notification to disable future notifications like some of the other notifications. But eventually I will train myself to click [No] instead of pressing [Enter]. LOL

I think just hitting escape will make it go away but not take the default action right? Either way, we can add a config flag to make it not do that if you want :)

--Dan