Which client configurations can impact the performance of Relativity Web Processing?

The choice referring to browser settings, internet connection quality, and security software is correct because these factors directly influence how the Relativity Web Processing interacts with the server and processes data.

Browser settings can affect performance by determining how efficiently the browser handles scripts and renders pages. For example, using an outdated browser or one with restrictive settings might slow down data processing and web page loading times.

Internet connection quality plays a pivotal role in performance, as a slow or unstable connection can lead to delays in data transfer and processing. In web-based applications like Relativity, real-time interactions require a reliable and fast internet connection to ensure smooth functionality and minimal lag.

Security software can also impact performance, as firewalls or antivirus programs may scan data packets being transferred or block certain functionalities of web applications. This can result in slow processing speeds and potential interruptions in workflow.

In contrast, factors like screen resolution and printer settings, the amount of disk space available on the server, and the operating system type and version are less influential on the performance of Relativity Web Processing itself. Screen resolution affects user experience but not the application's backend processing capabilities. Disk space is more related to storage than processing speed, while the operating system type might have some influence but is generally less significant than internet and browser