What is recorded in a browser clickpath for a web application?

In a browser clickpath for a web application, a series of different types of events is recorded, capturing the complete journey of a user's interactions within the application. This includes not just user clicks but also scrolls, form submissions, and navigations between pages. By considering the clickpath as an aggregate of various user-triggered actions and events, it provides valuable insights into user behavior and experience.

This detailed tracking helps organizations understand how users traverse the application, identify any friction points in the user experience, and optimize the application based on user engagement patterns. It paints a holistic picture of interactivity rather than focusing solely on individual types of user activity or performance metrics alone.