I can see this being useful in places where compliance is important (medical, finance etc.). Is the blurring not reversible though? Even if lossy?
RecapJS: Browser session record/replay without leaking user data
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Re: RecapJS: Browser session record/replay without leaking user data
#12I can see this being useful in places where compliance is important (medical, finance etc.). Is the blurring not reversible though? Even if lossy?
The pixelation is just a visual effect. When redaction is on, the text content/images etc are not captured at all. During replay/playback the place where the original content was is filled with randomly generated data whixh is then pixelated.
I noticed that when typing in the email box nothing happens in the recording. I assume that this is to hide the email address but it would be nice to have some sort of visual cue (may be asterisks, like passwords?), otherwise it looks broken.
Re: RecapJS: Browser session record/replay without leaking user data
#13Earlier quoted context omitted.
The pixelation is just a visual effect. When redaction is on, the text content/images etc are not captured at all. During replay/playback the place where the original content was is filled with randomly generated data whixh is then pixelated.
I see, pretty cool! I noticed that when typing in the email box nothing happens in the recording. I assume that this is to hide the email address but it would be nice to have some sort of visual cue (may be asterisks, like passwords?), otherwise it looks broken.
We are exploring other options with the right balance between minimizing information leak and usability.
Re: RecapJS: Browser session record/replay without leaking user data
#14Earlier quoted context omitted.
I see, pretty cool! I noticed that when typing in the email box nothing happens in the recording. I assume that this is to hide the email address but it would be nice to have some sort of visual cue (may be asterisks, like passwords?), otherwise it looks broken.
Thanks for the feedback! Yes, the intent is to automatically prevent capture of personally identifiable information. The problem with asterisk though is that it still leaks the lengtg of the email address. We are exploring other options with the right balance between minimizing information leak and usability.
Good luck with this.