I am trying to embed my superset dashboard on a low code platform like (softr etc.) in a custom code block–
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But we are facing issue with the code being visible through page inspect option the whole code is visible on frontend. Now i am concerned about the security aspect of exposing my full superset to the low-code app user.
Hi @ypandey
This is expected behavior for any frontend embed and not specific to Softr: anything rendered in the browser can be seen via Inspect. What matters is not hiding the code, but controlling who can see and interact with it. In Softr, you can securely manage this by creating custom user groups and setting block-level visibility rules, so the embedded Superset dashboard is shown only to authorized users. This way, even though the embed code is technically visible in the frontend, only the intended users can access the block itself, which is the correct and supported approach for controlling exposure.