How do I remove Delicious from my safari menu bar?

I removed the extension for Delicious and tried to remove the Delicious icon from my tool bar by dragging it out of the "customize toolbar" section. But it keeps reappearing and I also cannot find a way to remove Delicious from the menu bar of Safari. I am running Yosemite.
Thanks!

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If you wish something else try one of the many other web browsers in the App Store.

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