Security settings allow you to control the environment in which the test is taken by disabling certain browser behaviors and embedding optional tracking mechanisms. These configurations help minimize the risk of cheating, content leakage, or unauthorized access during the test session.
You can enable or disable the following restrictions individually:
Blocks the ability to highlight and copy text from the test interface. This helps prevent copying questions or answers.
Disables the browser’s print functionality, preventing test content from being printed or saved as a PDF.
Deactivates the right-click context menu, which can be used to inspect elements or copy content.
Prevents browser-based translation tools from interacting with the test page. This is useful when language comprehension is part of what’s being assessed.
Disables browser-native spell check features. Particularly important in language-based assessments or input fields where spelling should be assessed manually.
Each of these settings can be enabled independently, allowing you to customize the security level based on your specific use case.
In addition to restrictions, you can embed tracking elements into your test content:
Adds a unique barcode identifier to each question. If screenshots are shared externally, this can help trace the source back to the test-taker.
Similar to barcodes, but encoded as a scannable QR code. Useful in environments where visual identification and traceability are required.
These identifiers are particularly effective in high-stakes assessments or proctored settings where test security is a priority.
