By default, Quickloop doesn’t collect any network logs from your application until you add the URLs you allow us to track to the whitelist.
Head to the homepage of app.quickloop.io to customize the tracking behavior of the Quickloop SDK on your website.
The Quickloop SDK will collect only network requests from and to these URLs. You can specify multiple URLs by comma-separating them. Keep in mind that the URLs must be in the form of <scheme> "://" <host> [ ":" <port> ], such as https://api.mydomain.com or http://localhost:3000.
To ensure the privacy of your customers, we recommend not collecting sensitive data, such as credit card numbers or passwords, from the network logs. For example, if the URL https://api.mydomain.com/login is used to exchange the Bearer token for user authentication, it should be added to the blacklist. Note that you can add more than one URL by comma-separating them or use wildcards to blacklist all subpaths (e.g., https://api.mydomain.com/payments/*.
Some elements with sensitive information should never be captured in our screenshot, even for debugging purposes.
With Quickloop, you can add a class quickloop__nocapture to the element to hide it from the screenshot. For example:
<div class="quickloop__nocapture">
Credit card number
</div>