Definition
The universally despised website element that appears uninvited like a digital door-to-door salesman, blocking content you actually want to see with newsletters you'll never read. Marketing teams swear they increase conversions while users develop involuntary muscle memory for locating tiny X buttons. The internet's most successful experiment in training an entire generation to have lightning-fast reflexes.
Example Usage
I couldn't even read the headline before three popups asked for my email, location, and apparently my firstborn child.
Source: Common web design and marketing terminology
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