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chore: document device type targeting surveys #10529

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Expand Up @@ -102,6 +102,8 @@ You can display your survey to specific users based on:

- **URL targeting:** Show when URL either contains a string, exactly matches a string, matches a regex. The URL targeting is evaluated against `window.location.href`.

- **Device types targeting:** Show when the device type either contains a string, exactly matches a string or matches a regex. The device type targeting is evaluated by parsing the [userAgent](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Navigator/userAgent) on the client-side, possible values are: Desktop, Mobile, Tablet, Console, and Wearable. You can also target device types using *Person and group properties* (Latest or Initial Device type), but these properties aren't immediately available on the first page load for unidentified persons. Only available from posthog-js version 1.214.0 forward.

- **Selector matches:** Whether a specific element exists or appears on the page with the specified class name or ID. For example, you can display a survey with `#my-button` or `.my-button` selector. This is useful for showing a survey after a user action.

- **Wait period**: Hide surveys from users who have seen a survey in the last X days. Note that a user who completes a survey are never shown the same survey again, even if no wait period is set.
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