Rage click
A rage click is a tight burst of repeated clicks or taps on the same element. It usually means the visitor expected a response — a page change, a menu, a submit — and did not get one. Replayly can mark and filter sessions that include rage clicks so you can review those visits first.
Why it matters
Rage clicks are a practical triage signal. They often show broken buttons, overlapping layers, delayed network responses, or elements that look interactive but are not.
Not every rapid click is anger, and not every frustrated visitor rage-clicks. Use the marker to prioritize recordings, then watch the session before you file a bug.
Combine rage-click filters with console-error filters when a script failure is a likely cause. The session replay feature page describes the player markers and session list filters.
Related: Review sessions with markers. Back to the glossary.