The scourge of exit intent popups continues to grow. I'm wondering when pop-up blockers will come out to combat these... Seems we already went through this in the early 2000s with alert box pop-ups.
A large number of these can be blocked by enabling the annoyance-blocking lists in uBlock Origin.
Missing: irritating auto-playing video that cannot be stopped and follows you as you scroll; confirm-shaming; dire warning that this is your "last free article"; annoying slide-overs obscuring as much of the page as possible; worthless outbrain clickbait; infinite scrolling loop of the same garbage repeated; "sponsored" content; 10 different social media buttons/trackers; google analytics; anti-privacy policy; our terms of use have changed: read them before proceeding; only works in Chrome.
Also the chat pop-up with a fake message, "Let me know how I can help!" Do people actually interact with those?
Missing: Would you like to fill out our survey - granted this mostly happens for big companies rather than all websites.
Would you like to install Chrome/our mobile app? We don't remember the answer the last 100 times we asked you this.
Also it needs to hijack the back stack, so when you try to back out it asks if you really really really want to leave.
Or better yet, duplicate itself in the browser history so that when you click back you just go back to the same page, no matter how many times you click (prompting you to right-click on the back button and manually select some page before it).
Ima little slow but...Ahhh, now I get it. Hahaha
I went looking for site the somehow analyzed "every website," thinking this implausibility would be interesting. Took me a second to get it as well.
The pure rage this website brought me. I blame that for my loss of logic.
All I could think to myself was "not another one"
Wait. They missed all the load-as-you-scroll and infinite-scroll website themes. All the rage these days!