clickstream

noun

click·stream ˈklik-ˌstrēm

plural clickstreams

: a record of the activity (such as clicks) of a user on a website

This data isn't being grabbed by the NSA or FBI, but by commercial brokers who buy complete "clickstreams," or Internet browsing records, of millions of people.—

Hiawatha Bray

A report earlier this year from Jupiter Communications indicated that even in the generally tech-savvy world of online retailers, only 22 percent of companies manage to make productive use of the consumer clickstream data (the interactions of an individual consumer with a retailer's Web site) available to them.—

Joe Ashbrook Nickell

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Everyday use cases include dashboard speedups, search, text and sentiment analysis, clickstream, and log analytics. —

Patrick Moorhead, Forbes, 10 May 2021 This includes all project participation data and clickstream data. —

Caroline Nickerson, Discover Magazine, 30 Sep. 2019