Fix browser_mod example #21
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In the example, avoid to "call-service browser_mod.popup" that is going to open the popup in all devices
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Hi!
I have been using this card for some time and today, when I started using it with browser_mod as you suggest in the example, I found the problem that the pop-up was opening on all devices.
That is caused because the method "call-service" + "browser_mod.popup" is going to open the popup in all devices. Instead of, I should use "fire-dom-event" + "popup" to only open in the current device.