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Hi @daniprince!

Here is how you can get your subscriber’s list:
https://mypopups.com/help/how-can-i-access-my-subscribers-emails

and how to change your email provider:
https://mypopups.com/help/how-can-i-change-an-email-provider

Hi @rbaek123

We have experimental version which should fix your issue.
Could you please give it a try?

You can download it here: https://backupbliss.com/downloads/plugins/bmi-betas/backup-backup-1.0.7.96.zip

Let me know how it went

Thank you

Hey @cand01t

Done, could you please check if that’s what you wanted?

Hi @cand01t

Solution for it is pretty easy.

In the builder:
Click on the very background, make sure its opacity is set to 0%.
Then simply check ‘No Action (pop-up stays open).’ in actions dropdown.

Our positioning system should automatically detect what you wanted to achieve and remove the overlay, so the site should stay interactive.

If that does not work for you please provide us two factors we will help you directly via your account.

1) Your email of MPU account.
2) Pop-up name/slug.

You also can send those via email if you wish to keep your email private.
E-mail: [hi (at) mypopups dot com]

Hello @bisserjeta

This rule is applied directly to local storage on user computer.
It is shared throught browser windows, tabs and user local session.

But if you want to make something like “Display to visitor by WordPress user ID” you can also do this by your own script, you can modify localStorage (add, remove) to achieve that effect.

Here’s the keys you need to make your own script:
– dayShowInterval${ID of pop-up}
– timestampInterval${ID of pop-uo}
Example: dayShowInterval2020

Fell free to play with those via DevTools and see the results.

Answer to the first question: No, they don’t have to be the same session.
Answer to the second question: If you want to spread across your own session system you can do it using above tips.

Thank you for the ticket,
let us know if you need anything more.