Description
Hi Datadog Folks,
One thing I've noticed as I'm working closely with Datadog RUM is that when a user hits 'Enter' on a button (as opposed to clicking with their cursor), this does not trigger an action event that is transmitted to Datadog RUM.
The ask here is NOT to track everytime a user types something in (very bad for privacy). Instead, I only want to track when the user hits the 'Enter' key, producing the same outcome as a 'mouse click' would.
I'm interested in getting feedback into whether this is something that has been discussed before and if it's a good idea/bad idea or feasible to implement.
Some More Context:
I'm currently developing a script that leverages Datadog RUM's activity tracking to correlate our Frontend actions to network request. (i.e. We want a mapping that says the "Create User" button, always sends a network request to POST /api/user).
However, because some users hit the 'Enter' key rather than clicking the "Create User" button, the event doesn't get created in this case. The impact of this is that it weakens the correlation between actions and the corresponding endpoint.
Looking forward to discussing this further.