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# Co-browsing

Mluvii includes the ability to co-browse on the client page. If you want to modify the co-browsing behavior, you have the option to embed the following attribute into the HTML element in the source code - **date-mluvii-dont-touch-me = "true"**, which you **prevent operator interaction with elements** on the customer side. For example, I do not want the operator to click on the button to confirm the order with the “Order” button, so I add the attribute to the button element.

**Sample code before editing**

```
<input type="button" value="Button" onclick="alert('Click!')"/>
```

**Sample code after editing**

```
<input type="button" value="Button" onclick="alert('Click!')" data-mluvii-dont-touch-me="true"/>
```


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