Yes, read back a few pages, I decided to change the semantics of the settings:

- removed the "when to start" and "when to stop" crap (too many settings for the same thing, really)

- there is simply a single on/off button for "Background updates". When on, it starts at boot, and doesn't stop. When off, it doesn't start at boot, and if you run zaploc and it finds a running daemon it kills it.

Was this too much change...?
I could consider re-instating a "start at boot" checkbox if that helps.

/Z