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Currently, slow clicks are behind an experiment. Let's:
Move configuration to GA
Increase the lower bound to start at 3 seconds (a lot of clicks happen within 250-3000 seconds that should be considered "normal")
Add configurable upper bound that times out at 7 seconds (backend should still consider a dead click to be 5 seconds, but let's get more data around clicks that happen between 3->7 seconds. e.g. if a button responds in the entire 3->7 range, it's likely just slow and not dead, lets figure out how many of these we have)
Capture disabled and aria-disabled attributes with breadcrumbs
Only capture interactive elements (e.g. button and a)
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This moves the slow click detection out of GA and makes it generally
available. You can opt-out of this by setting `slowClickTimeout: 0`.
It also adds `disabled` & `aria-disabled` attributes to captured DOM
elements.
note: We now capture this for `<a>`, `<button>` and
`<input[type=button]>`/`<input[type=submit]>`.
Closes#8295
Currently, slow clicks are behind an experiment. Let's:
disabled
andaria-disabled
attributes with breadcrumbsThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: