Last updated: March 14, 2026
Explore All Web Events
The All web events view is the unfiltered entry point into the Web Events section. It shows every event the Web SDK has collected across all your websites — browser errors, page views, navigation timings, HTTP requests, web vitals, and any custom events you have instrumented.
- Use the search bar to add filters and narrow the event stream. Filters are carried over when you navigate to a built-in view, so you can start with a broad query and then drill into Page Views or HTTP Requests without losing your context.
- Use the Group by dropdown to pivot the chart by any attribute — for example, group by
url.pathto compare event volumes per page, or bysession.countryto break down traffic by geography.
Use the Event Count Chart
The chart at the top visualises event volume over the selected time window, grouped by event.name by default.
Each color represents a distinct event type:
- browser.error — JavaScript exceptions
- browser.navigation_timing — page load timing breakdowns
- browser.page_view — page load and transition events
- browser.request — HTTP calls to the backend
- browser.web_vital — LCP, CLS, and INP measurements
- Custom events (e.g.
currency_switched,product_added_to_cart) — application-specific instrumented actions
Spikes in a specific colour let you quickly spot unusual activity — a sudden rise in browser.error events, for example, or a drop in browser.request volume that might indicate a deployment issue.
Use the Event Table
Below the chart, the table lists individual events in reverse chronological order. The default columns are:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Time | Timestamp of the event |
| Duration | How long the event took (n/a for instantaneous events like web vitals) |
| Type | The event type badge (Web Vital, HTTP, Page Load, Navigation Timing, etc.) |
| Website | Which instrumented website the event came from |
| Title | A human-readable summary — e.g. "LCP measured at 91 ms" or "GET /api/cart" |
Use the Event Sidebar
Click any row to open the detail panel on the right. The panel shows:
- Summary — event type and exact start time
- Session — the user's name and email, their operating system and browser, screen resolution, geographic location, and session duration
- Body — the raw event payload (e.g.
{delta: 0, name: "CLS", value: 0}for a web vital) - Attributes — all attached metadata, filterable by namespace (e.g.
k8s.*,dash0.*)
From the Session section you can click View full session to jump directly into the session replay in the Websites section.