• Exit detection: The exit intent trigger tracks your visitor's mouse movement, and if the visitor appears to be leaving or exiting your site, you can use that as a trigger for your popup. This is very useful for capturing people's information before they abandon their cart or leave your site.
• Timer: The time trigger displays your popup, based on how long a visitor has been on your site. It could show immediately when a visitor lands, 10 seconds later, or longer depending on how much content you want a visitor to read before you show them your message.
• Inactivity/Idle trigger: It monitors user behavior to detect when they have stopped all activity on your site, which usually means they’re about to abandon their carts. This lack of action triggers a popup to reactivate that user. For example a special offer or a sign up.
• Open by click: You can display a popup when a visitor clicks on a specific part of your page - a button, box, link, or banner. CSS classes, IDs, and any type of value from an HTML element can be used for triggering.
• Scroll trigger: Show your popup once a visitor has scrolled down your page a certain percentage or pixel. This is a great way to ensure that your visitor is interested before asking them to subscribe to your newsletter or following in social media.

• after specified number of seconds
• when the customer scrolls to a location on your site
• after a video was played, or a popup with more pages has reached the end.

• by clicking on the X icon
• by clicking on the overlay (the area around the popup)
• by clicking on a spevified layer which has close function

• Store (multi-store compatible)
• Language
• Pages and Categories
• Audience (Visitor, Guest, Customer) even the first time visitors
• Device (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile)

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