Protegrity Standard Attribute

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Protegrity Standard Attribute

The Protegrity Standard Attribute is the most direct way to instruct the Browser Protector to unprotect a specific element on any web page. When an HTML element is annotated with the data-pty-dataelement attribute.

This approach is intended for use when the web application itself can be instrumented — for example, when the application’s front-end templates or server-rendered HTML can be modified to include Protegrity markup.

How It Works

Add the data-pty-dataelement attribute to any HTML element that contains a protected value. Set the attribute’s value to the name of the Protegrity data element that was used to protect the data.

Stored Suggestions

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Stored Suggestions

Stored suggestions are the extension’s memory of past user-confirmed unprotection actions. When a user manually unprotects an element through the extension, that element’s location and data element mapping are saved locally. On subsequent visits to the same page, the extension can automatically re-apply those unprotections without any further user interaction — provided the Unprotect Based on Past Usage setting is enabled.

How Suggestions Are Created

Each time a user performs a manual unprotect operation on an element, the extension records a suggestion containing:

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Protegrity Standard Attribute