After Sanity launched its Australian Loadit music subscription service last month, there were muffled complaints about the price, but the biggest complaints of all came from users who didn’t want the Loadit button appearing in their Windows Media Player by default. The Loadit store is automatically added when you check for updates, and by the time you realise it has appeared, it’s a bit late to do anything about it. If you don’t want to have Loadit in your face every time you play a song or video clip, do you have any choice? Lifehacker explores your options.
