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I'm not OP, but neither. 1. Open the page in incognito 2. Read for a moment. 3. Move your mouse outside the tab. Something should pop-up. It means the s
by graeme 12y ago
I'm not OP, but neither.
1. Open the page in incognito
2. Read for a moment.
3. Move your mouse outside the tab. Something should pop-up.
It means the system is designed to notice you are leaving, and prompt you.
- computerjunkie 12y agoDon't you find that obstructive? Halfway through the article I am reading (still deciding if its good or not) and I scroll down to read more then a faded dark background popup comes up asking me for my email when I'm not even finished reading. Putting a subscription box at the bottom of the page after the article is fine, but distracting a user when reading an article halfway is rude and counter productive.
- graeme 12y agoThis one? https://www.dropbox.com/s/ls79ipe0997zfs6/Screenshot%202014-10-02%2021.41.07.png?dl=0 https://www.dropbox.com/s/ls79ipe0997zfs6/Screenshot%202014-... That's STILL not the exit intent popup. That only happens when you stop reading and go to leave. I personally don't like the forced left column reading of this site. I'd rather read on the right. I don't like that the email subscribe box follows me down, it makes me dizzy.