Article on PrintJS PDF Printing Limitations on Firefox, Edge and IE Browsers

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The content is comprised of Javascript code that seems to be a part of a web application. The code includes a series of function calls and declarations mainly related to the manipulation of webpage elements. Some functionalities include changes in the web page’s layout, handling and tracking user interactions with the webpage, and managing cookies. The code also includes the usage of JQuery and React libraries for UI manipulation.

PrintJS currently doesn’t support PDF printing in Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Edge. However, you can use the default print option on these browsers. For other browsers, PrintJS is fully supported. In case of an error, you can always use the fallback printable option by opening it in a new window. Other options like image, HTML, raw HTML, and JSON printing are also supported.

You can personalize the content with the help of an embedded subscribe button. You can find this in the popup modal section of the code. This button also allows you to control the visibility and duration of the popup. To customize the aesthetics, there are options to modify the popup’s background color and text color.

There are various event listeners integrated for user interactions like click, mouse movement, and scroll. These can be used to trigger specific functions or display certain elements based on the interaction.

A newsletter campaign can be enhanced using this code. It allows you to control its position and visibility. There’s also code for cookie handling which can be useful in managing user data and permissions.

The code houses multiple functions to monitor user interaction, including the scroll, mouse movement, and keypress. You can customize these to share specific content such as a newsletter or a pop-up form based on these interactions.

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