Which browser must have a specific extension installed to create a Browser clickpath synthetic monitor?

For creating a Browser clickpath synthetic monitor in Dynatrace, Google Chrome requires a specific browser extension to be installed. This extension is essential as it enables the Dynatrace platform to capture and simulate user interactions within the browser accurately. The extension provides the necessary functionality for recording click paths, which can then be used to monitor the performance and behavior of web applications as they would be experienced by real users.

Using the extension, users can initiate a recording session that tracks interactions such as clicks, form submissions, and navigation through various web pages. This recorded data is integral to creating synthetic monitors, which can simulate user actions and report on various performance metrics.

While other browsers like Firefox, Safari, and Microsoft Edge may support certain monitoring and performance tracking features, Google Chrome is specifically noted in this context for its requirement of an extension to enable the full capability of creating a clickpath synthetic monitor.