The TrackJS team is hard at work streamlining the system and giving you even better tools to capture, understand, and fix the errors on the web. Here’s what we’ve been up to lately:


Eric Brandes

Fixed 1Password Data

We fixed an issue where we would sometimes record a visitor password that 1Password inappropriately stores on input element data fields.

Eric Brandes

Changed Capture Response

We changed the behavior of the Agent and the Capture service to return a 202 Accepted for errors. This will remove an errant Firefox console warning.

Todd H. Gardner

Added Symbol Serialization

Updated the Agent default serializer to support `Symbol` types.

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