General
Under the developer options of the Gleap widget configurator you can find a bunch of toggles allowing you to activate or respectively deactivate all sorts of settings. The first two settings concern the replay video. Gleap’s replays compile a video of the user session allowing you to literally watch a bug happen. For replays in apps the length of the video is one minute and for web apps and websites we track all DOM changes. Based on that you can watch a whole user session with a limit of up to 15000 DOM changes. Depending on data protection policies it might be necessary to turn replays off. To do so, simply deactivate them here. The next toggle concerns the quality of said replay videos for apps. To compile a video of a user session in an app, we take screenshots every 5 seconds. By activating the quality toggle, this interval will be increased to one screenshot per second. Especially for older devices and graphically intense apps, this might cause performance issues.
In the next step you can choose if you want to display the network logs with every incoming report. Additionally, you can remove keys from header fields in JSON bodies as well as exclude requests from set domains. Finally, - for web SDKs - you can toggle if you want to include static resources or not.
Web SDK options
This is where you disable or enable certain add-ons if you use Gleap on a web-based platform. You can decide if you want rage clicks to trigger a bug report, if you want to enable crash reports and if you want those reports to be silent or not. Also, you can enable a shortcut for triggering the Gleap widget.
App SDK options
Here you can set the trigger for the Gleap widget for app platforms by enabling or respectively disabling the screenshot or shaking gesture.
