SmartField vs Standard HTML Input

A direct comparison of SmartField and Standard for protecting sensitive form data.

Standard

The default HTML input stores plaintext in the DOM. Any JavaScript can read it.

// With Standard : document.querySelector('input').value // "SensitiveData123" ← readable

SmartField

SmartField encrypts every keystroke. The DOM never contains plaintext.

// With SmartField: document.querySelector('smart-field').value // "eyJ2IjoxLCJpdiI6..." ← AES-256 encrypted

Comparison

Feature Standard SmartField
Encrypts keystrokesNoYes
Blocks JavaScript accessNoYes
Blocks screen recordersNoYes
Blocks botsNoYes
Works for any field typeLimitedYes

The Bottom Line

SmartField encrypts every keystroke. The DOM never contains plaintext. SmartField uses AES-256-GCM + RSA-2048 encryption inside a closed Shadow DOM with WeakMap isolation. 13 independent security layers. 20/20 attacks blocked.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose SmartField over Standard ?+
SmartField encrypts every keystroke. The DOM never contains plaintext.
Can I use both together?+
In most cases, yes. SmartField complements existing security measures. It adds encryption at the input level, which Standard does not provide.
How hard is it to switch?+
SmartField is a drop-in replacement. Change your input tag to smart-field and add the script. 2 lines of code. Your backend receives encrypted data and decrypts with one function call.

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