abbyd77023085, modern browsers like Chrome and FireFox try to optimize
resource usage as much as possible, so when we use code like
this:$('a').click(function(){
adobe.target.trackEvent({mbox:'quicklinkclick'})});What happens
behind the scenes is the following:- User clicks the link- Click event
listener is executed and a click tracking request is fired- At the same
time browser sees that he has to load a new page, because user clicked
on a link, so Chrome and FireFox will "cancel" the click tracking
request and that's why we see the "abort" message being loggedTo fix
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