If anyone would like to change the text that appears in your browser window, after you exit the course(using the trigger - exit course), just find the goodbye.html file in the publish/lms folder of your published file edit the file, change the text and replace it.
I have just requested to be able to change the goodbye.html text from the player/ 'text-labels' settings.
Currently having to change the file inside a publish is causing file management issues on some of our large scale projects.
Make a backup copy of the goodbye.html file in case you need to restore it later.
Open goodbye.html in a text editor, such as Notepad or Notepad++.
Edit the text, change the colors, add images, or insert JavaScript code (e.g., a close button).
Save and close goodbye.html.
Republish your Storyline course and upload it to your LMS for testing.
Suppressing the closing page
We don't recommend suppressing or removing the closing page. Doing so can interfere with LMS functions. It's best to customize it instead (described above). If you need to suppress the closing page, try the following method. Please note that this is unsupported.
Close Storyline.
Browse to the following folder, depending on your version of Windows:
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I received a reply from support
http://en-au.articulate.com/support/storyline/customizing-or-suppressing-the-goodbyehtml-page-sl1
Customizing the closing page
You can customize the closing page to complement your organization or content. You'll need to have HTMLand/or JavaScript skills.
Suppressing the closing page
We don't recommend suppressing or removing the closing page. Doing so can interfere with LMS functions. It's best to customize it instead (described above). If you need to suppress the closing page, try the following method. Please note that this is unsupported.
var EXIT_BEHAVIOR = "SCORM_RECOMMENDED";
var EXIT_BEHAVIOR = "ALWAYS_CLOSE";
Tip: If ALWAYS_CLOSE (in step 6) doesn't work in your LMS, try ALWAYS_CLOSE_TOP.
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