In what way can browser settings affect Relativity Web Processing?

Browser settings significantly influence the performance and reliability of processing jobs in Relativity Web Processing. The way a browser handles data, network requests, and resource caching can directly impact how smoothly processing jobs execute. For example, if a browser is configured to block certain scripts or manage cookies restrictively, it could hinder the necessary communication between the Relativity Web interface and the backend processing server. Additionally, settings related to security and privacy can also disrupt job execution if certain permissions are denied.

It's important to note that this relationship between browser settings and processing performance means that developers and users must ensure their browser configurations are optimized to facilitate seamless interaction with Relativity's functionalities. While layout changes, automatic software updates, or user notifications play roles in the overall user experience, they do not have the same direct impact on the backend operations and efficiency of processing tasks.