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FWIW, the Esc key normally gets rid of these. Regardless, it is such an annoying marketing trick. Who knows... it must still provide a positive ROI if so many s
by kossae 10y ago
FWIW, the Esc key normally gets rid of these. Regardless, it is such an annoying marketing trick. Who knows... it must still provide a positive ROI if so many sites are still using it, unfortunately.
- pavel_lishin 10y agoThe esc key is about 50/50 for me, at best. I usually find that the back button is more effective.
- rangersanger 10y agocmd+w tends to work well. As for ROI, as a former ecomm product manager I can tell you that our marketing department's reasoning for requesting the feature was not based on ROI, rather, herd mentality. And, once a feature is there, it's extremely difficult to remove.