> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.browsee.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.browsee.io/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags.md).

# Session Tags

Session Tags help you identify the most interesting sessions on your site. On average Browsee tags around 5% of your sessions with any of these tags. By focusing on these tagged sessions, you should be able to find most of the positive as well as negative user experience issues on your website.

Browsee applies the following tags to user sessions based on the activity.

1. [Network Issues](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/network-errors-and-slowness.md)
2. [Javascript Errors](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/js-errors.md)
3. [Frustration Clicks](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/frustration-click.md)
4. [Broken Links](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/broken-links.md)
5. [U Turn](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/u-turn.md)
6. [Searching For Something](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/searching-for-something.md)
7. [Going In Circles](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/going-in-circles.md)
8. [High Engagement](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/high-engagement.md)
9. [High Input Time](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/high-input-time.md)
10. [Repeat Pages](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/repeate-pages.md)
11. [Repeat Events](/understand-your-users/session-search/automatic-session-tags/repeat-events.md)


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