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Hello @joecbrown. In order to accomplish this you would need to leverage cookie or sessionstorage for each page. When the page initially loads in, you would want to write some custom JS that would verify if your interval is actually running at that point. If it isn't, you would then look at the data that had been persisted in the local storage, utilize that data for the incrementing storage, and then begin your interval again.  ... View more

@joecbrown,   Adding the below code to a JS Extension scoped to Pre-Loader seems to do the trick for me. Let me know if this works for you.   function waitForElement(selector, time, function_to_run, max_runs, this_run) { if (typeof max_runs === 'undefined') max_runs = 10; if (typeof this_run === 'undefined') this_run = 1; if (max_runs < this_run) return; if (jQuery(selector).length) { function_to_run(); return; } else { this_run++; setTimeout(function() { waitForElement(selector, time, function_to_run, max_runs, this_run); }, time); } } waitForElement('#_tealiumModalWindow', 25, function() { jQuery('#_tealiumModalWindow').attr("style", "background-color:blue;opacity: 0.5;") }) ... View more