Events & sessions
rage activity over time- Rage events
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Rage click tracking: where users click in frustration
Rage clicks finds places where users click 3 or more times within 1 second in a 50 px area, shows them on a heatmap, and names the element behind each one.
Rage clicks 3+ taps in 1 s within 50 px
“Where are users angrily tapping, and on what?”
- Sample data
- Last 24 hrs
- All platforms
- All events
- m.example.com
- Rage rate
- 2.5 per 1k views
- Rage events
- 4.6K
- Sessions affected
- 2.7K
- Avg taps per burst
- 3.1 taps
- Repeat rage
- 26% of raging views
- INP while raging
- 264 ms
- Rage spiked to 64 events, 3.8× the window average
- One page causes 31% of all rage clicks
Rage click heatmap
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209 zones account for 70% of rage clicks here
Top rage elements
8 of 15 namedSample data on example domains (shop.example.com). Your dashboard shows your own sites and apps.
What you can see on Rage clicks
- A heatmap of rage clicks per page
- Named elements, ranked
- Rage rate per 1,000 sessions
- Sessions with repeated rage
Questions about Rage clicks
What counts as a rage click?
Three or more clicks within one second inside a 50 px area.
Why do rage clicks matter?
They mark elements that look clickable but don’t respond, or respond too slowly.
Last updated 6 Nov 2026 · Reviewed by [Name], [Role]