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Hides all the red alerts and stressful messages from your favourite booking site

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: Assaf Trafikant
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: Published 6 years ago
Published on February 17, 2019
: Version 2.1
: Manifest version

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: Updated 4 months ago
Updated on February 5, 2025

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Description

Blocks all the annoying pushy red messages on booking sites. No more "Last Room!" No more "17 people already booked this place". No more "200 people are watching this room right now" No more "You lost the last room!" Enjoy more relaxed reservation experience on Booking.com and other sites.

How to activate it? Visit Booking.com for example, click the happy guy on the hammock on the lower left side of the website and enjoy the quote research process :) Extension supports many websites such as Booking.com, Agoda, Kayak, Hotels.com, Expedia, and more.

We always update it to filter more and more messages. Enjoy!

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