What is a feature of session replay data capture?

Session replay data capture is designed to provide a detailed and comprehensive view of user interactions with a website or application. This feature not only tracks user actions such as clicks and mouse movements but also captures the complete state of the web page at any given moment. This includes all the HTML source code and any dynamic changes (mutations) that occur during the user’s session. By capturing this information, session replay allows for a thorough analysis of how users engage with the application, helping identify usability issues, understand user behavior, and optimize the overall experience.

The other options do not align with the full scope of what session replay data capture encompasses. While tracking clicks is a component of user interaction, it fails to reflect the comprehensive nature of session replay. On the other hand, limiting the focus to errors and exceptions overlooks the rich context that session replay provides. Caching user data for performance is unrelated to session replay's primary function of monitoring user behavior and interactions in detail.