Are there any ways to remove the D&D listings from the toolbar?

 

The only tasks I keep track of is bork, tears, skeleton horror, ardougne tele, and mtk. But I once did the circus, bought battlestaffs, and alched with my lunby ring and now they are cluttered and I'd like to remove them.

 

Is there any way?

Are you implying that you don't buy battlestaves regularly?

 

Anyways, no, I don't believe there is any way to remove individual entries from the D&Ds part of the toolbar, just the D&Ds themselves.

They go away if you don't do them for a long enough time, I think it's 90 days.

Yeah most of them have a failsafe in them at 90 days of non-use they go forum the list.

 

I think they only ones tht nvr go are phoenix, skele horror and tog, I know circus and MTK can disappear and they are the only 5 in my list atm.

Try the Runescape Extension for Google Chrome, it should solve all your problems.

Try the Runescape Extension for Google Chrome, it should solve all your problems.

What's that do?

It loads the same data as the official 3rd party toolbar, it uses the same authentication so it does not reveal any login information, and is therefore safe.

 

The difference is a sleeker interface, more customization, you can for example remove D&Ds you don't do from the list.

 

In addition; you can use the best browser on the market, Google Chrome.

So you're telling me you have to wait 90 days to remove a useless part of a toolbar that serves no function (to you, for whom it was specifically made for; as in the player)?

 

Jagex strikes again.

Use my solution, problem solved, Google Chrome is also better than IE, FireFox and Opera if you wondered.

So you're telling me you have to wait 90 days to remove a useless part of a toolbar that serves no function (to you, for whom it was specifically made for; as in the player)?

 

Jagex strikes again.

 

 

Tbf most if not all of the d & ds won't appear on the bar until you do them after having installed it.

They remain for 90 days of inactivity as it is a reasonable amount of time for an inactive or infrequent user to still want the reminder; its not like they hard hard to overlook if they don;t apply to you and they will soon enough disappear if you really aren't using them at all.