I do not use the plugin....as far as I understand the code, it looks as if eithera) the implementstion is wrongb) the plugin doesn't work on specific browsersbasically, the plugin should do 3 things1) get current user time at execution of plugin2) get time of request start (on newer browsers) or pageload (custom script)3) calculate time difference (1-2)if you got negative values it just means that 2 is greater than 1 or in other words the "current time" is lower than the other timestamp. I have ...

We should move this discussion out of DTM and into Analytics if we continue beyond this comment. Your prop will expire on page view so if you want the list to match on instances it needs to expire on page view as well.

DTM doesn't natively contain a toLowercase function. Thankfully, JavaScript does, and it can be implemented fairly easily. As far as how long it takes, it should be almost instantly.If you have data on the page you are sending via DTM you can simply use a data element to grab that data and send it through Javascript's toLowercase function. For example, if you wanted to use lowercase page names you could create a data element with the following code:document.title.toLowerCase()This data element w...