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Web Session Replay (Session Replay Web)


Integration

View Session Replay

After Session Replay configuration is complete, you can view session replays in the Session explorer list and on the details pages of all RUM explorers.

Note: The data retention policy for Session Replay is linked to that of RUM. Specifically, if RUM data is retained for 3 days, Session Replay data will also be retained for 3 days. If the RUM data retention policy is modified, the retention period for Session Replay will be adjusted accordingly.

View in the Session Explorer List

In the Session explorer list, a Play button is displayed. Click it to view the replay.

View on the Details Page

  • On the details pages of the Session, View, and Error explorers, click View Replay in the upper right corner to view the operation replay of the current user session.
  • In the Source section on the details pages of the View, Error, Resource, Action, and Long Task explorers, you can view the operation replay of the current user session.
    • More: Click the More button to View Session Details, Filter by Current Session ID, or Copy Session ID.
    • Play: Click the Play button to view the session replay.

View the Display Effect of Session Replay

On the Session Replay page, you can view the entire process of a user session, including visited pages, operation records, and error data that occurred. Click to play back the user's operation process.

In the left panel, you can:

  • Share Link: Click to copy the share link and share it with other team members for viewing and analysis.
  • View Details: Click to slide out the corresponding details page.
  • Collapse Left Panel: Click to collapse the left panel and view the session replay.

At the bottom of the player, you can:

  • Skip Inactivity: Enabled by default. When enabled, segments with no activity for more than 1 minute are skipped.
  • Playback Speed: Supports 1x, 1.5x, 2x, and 4x playback speeds.
  • Full Screen: Click the full-screen button to view the session replay in full screen.