If something on your site is broken or acting strangely and you want to see if Mida is involved, you can temporarily disable the Mida script using the mida-optout parameter.
What it does
Adding mida-optout to your page URL tells the Mida script not to run on that page load. The rest of your site works as usual, so you can compare behavior with and without Mida.
Steps
Open the page where you’re seeing the issue (in the same browser where it happens).
Edit the URL in the address bar:
If the URL has no ? yet, add: ?mida-optout
If the URL already has ? and other parameters, add: &mida-optout
Press Enter to reload the page. Mida will not run on this load.
Check your site — forms, buttons, layout, checkout, etc. If the issue is gone with mida-optout and comes back when you remove it, Mida may be involved.
Tip
Test the exact URL and flow where the problem happens (e.g. the same product page or checkout step), once with mida-optout and once without, to compare.
After testing
Remove ?mida-optout or &mida-optout from the URL and reload to use your site normally again with Mida running. This parameter only affects that single page load; it doesn’t change your Mida account or settings.