Which user action does NOT constitute a User Action in Dynatrace?

In Dynatrace, a User Action typically refers to any interaction a user has with an application that can be tracked for performance and analytics purposes. User Actions help in understanding user behavior and application performance from a user's perspective.

A background fetch does not constitute a User Action because it generally refers to processes that run in the background without direct interaction from the user. This means it does not represent a specific action taken by a user within the context of the application, which is essential for classifying something as a User Action.

On the other hand, page loads, custom actions, and XHR (XMLHttpRequest) actions are considered User Actions because they involve direct user interactions or operations that are triggered by user behavior. These types of actions provide critical insights into how users engage with an application, while background fetches typically do not present any direct user input or activity, thereby excluding them from being classified as User Actions.