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hello bhanuc99794808​,If you could provide more details regarding what are you trying to accomplish that would help us provide more concrete steps.Regarding your question, at.js supports mboxUpdate(), however to make sure it behaves as expected, just as with mbox.js, you have to make sure that you first call mboxCreate() or mboxDefine() followed by mboxUpdate().If you try to move away from old mbox APIs and you want to use the new at.js APIs like getOffer() and applyfOffer(), then there are a fe...

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 ...