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It would be helpful if users could turn off the display of custom messaging on sites where they no longer need it -- for example, once a user has set up Academic Pass access on New York Times or other newspaper websites, they know to login (or save login), so having to dismiss the custom banner once a day every day is annoying to them. If the user could either permanently dismiss the message or dismiss it for a longer time, they'd be happier.
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Nancy Babb posted 13 days ago
Thanks so much! This improvement is great!
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John Seguin posted 13 days ago Admin
The 1 or 30 day flexibility is live in the product! (And has been for some time - apologies for not updating this!)
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John Seguin posted 6 months ago Admin
Coming soon the user will be given the option to dismiss a banner for 1 or 30 days which sounds like one of the solutions to this suggestion. Stay tuned!
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