Which action does NOT automatically end a user session in Dynatrace?

In Dynatrace, ending a user session is based on specific behaviors or actions that can be tracked. The option indicating that a user closing their browser does not automatically end a session is correct because Dynatrace can track user activity and sessions even after the browser is closed until certain conditions are met.

When a user closes their browser, it doesn’t immediately terminate the session; instead, the session can still exist in a state where the data is collected for a period until the session timeout or inactivity threshold is reached. This allows Dynatrace to maintain a complete view of user interactions, even if the browser is not actively open.

In contrast, browser inactivity for 30 minutes is a standard timeout that clears the session automatically due to lack of activity. Similarly, manually ending the session explicitly terminates the session, and reaching 200 user actions would typically signify that the session should conclude as it reflects a completed interaction scenario.