Protecting Form Data in Microsoft Clarity Session Replays
Clarity’s default input masking doesn’t cover custom editors or third-party widgets. Learn how to explicitly mask fields, ignore sensitive UI, and verify replays before rollout.
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Clarity’s default input masking doesn’t cover custom editors or third-party widgets. Learn how to explicitly mask fields, ignore sensitive UI, and verify replays before rollout.
A practical architecture note on Clarity's session recording design, covering data boundaries, DOM mutation tracking, masking configuration, operational checks, and failure modes with concrete verification steps.
Clarity records DOM mutations and replays them against a snapshot rather than capturing video. Here is the architecture, the masking boundary, and the checks that catch silent failure.