Donleeve is a library for exit intent actions!

Here, the block time will be different based on the parameter in the URL. If it's equal to 3, the block will be 3 seconds, for example. In your website, you can utilize this for A/B testing. Notice, however, that the block on ?p=10 doesn't affect a page with ?p=7, it only affects occurences of ?p=10 in the URL.

Waiting for X active seconds to pass to prevent false positives

Active means the user must be viewing the page. If he opened your site in a new tab for later reading, the counter will start when he focuses the tab. This functionality is achieved via the active-timeout.js dependency.

Donleeve is a library for exit intent actions!

Waiting for X active seconds to pass to prevent false positives

What's happening

Click here to purge all exit intent blocks.

This fills up with events where the exit intent condition was met

Donleeve is a library for exit intent actions!

Waiting for X active seconds to pass to prevent false positives

What's happening

Click here to purge all exit intent blocks.

This fills up with events where the exit intent condition was met

Here is your exit intent.