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If you want Trakg to skip tracking a specific input field inside a form, you can explicitly disable tracking on that input using the following attribute: 
<input name="secret" trakg-input-no-track="true" />
Trakg will ignore this input entirely — no typing, focus, or blur data will be collected.

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🔐 Password Field Handling

  • Inputs with type="password" are never tracked by Trakg, even without the trakg-input-no-track attribute.
  • If a password field is changed to type="text" (e.g., during “show password” interactions), Trakg might track it unless you explicitly mark it as not tracked.
  • For extra safety, always use trakg-input-no-track="true" on sensitive fields like passwords or payment data.

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✅ Example

<form>
	<input type="email" name="email" />
	<input type="password" name="password" trakg-input-no-track="true" />
</form>