Session replay

Session replay records how visitors use your pages (scrolls, clicks, page changes) so that you can watch a visit back. It is turned on per project in the dashboard, within your plan's quota.

What is recorded

The page structure and its changes, clicks, focus, scrolls and navigations. Mouse movement is not recorded.
All form inputs are masked: what visitors type is never recorded.
Browser console errors and warnings (up to 200 per session), to help debugging.

Recording stops for the rest of the page as soon as the server declines it: replay off for the project, or quota reached.

Hiding content

Add these classes to elements that must not appear in recordings:

Class	Effect
`rr-block`	The element is replaced by an empty box of the same size.
`rr-mask`	Its text is masked.
`rr-ignore`	Input in this field is not recorded.

HTML

<div class="rr-block">Account balance: 12 430 €</div>
<p class="rr-mask">Jane Doe, 12 rue de la Paix</p>

Content Security Policy

When a recording starts, the recorder is loaded from https://cdn.sublimanalytics.com (replay.min.js, packer.min.js, console-plugin.min.js). Under a strict CSP, either allow that origin in script-src, or bundle the recorder with the npm package:

JavaScript

init({
  projectId: 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID',
  replay: () => import('@sublim_analytics/tracker/replay'),
});

See CDN files for the full list of origins.

Turning it off

Turn it off for the project in the dashboard, or for a site from the snippet:

JavaScript

sublim.o = { projectId: 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID', sessionReplay: false };

This also turns off the frustration signals.