Exclude logged-in users?

Hi @ecronik ,

Currently there is no way to do what you are asking, we can keep track of this ask of “impersonation”.

Couple of options you can do to work around this:

1. It is possible to filter out not only specific Ips but ranges of IPs using CIDR notation Classless Inter-Domain Routing – Wikipedia

2. Use a custom tag for real users (and not for the testing team) and then filter out recordings by custom tag

Hi,

and thanks for your answer!

How do I go about the second option?

Thanks,
eC

@ecronik , please refer Custom tags for more details and how to set up.

I’d like to see the settings page add options for conditionals for user type:
– if is logged in
– if is Editor or higher
– etc

Until then, I’ll just use the GTM integration, but I’d prefer this.

@microsoftclarity Regarding your suggestion, https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/clarity/custom-tags says:

Add this code snippet into your website code:
clarity(“set”, “key”, “value”);

So how could that be accomplished when using the WordPress plugin anyway?

Should there be a new feature request logged to be able to add custom code like clarity("set", "key", "value"); ???

@cliffpaulick , you can use Javascript to call the clarity function and can try it on your console.

Maybe you can ??

Mind sharing how-to?