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Obsidian's administration web application lets you manage scheduler settings, create and update jobs, and manage various notification settings. It uses a tab-based interface for primary navigation. | Obsidian's administration web application lets you manage scheduler settings, create and update jobs, and manage various notification settings. It uses a tab-based interface for primary navigation. | ||
It supports modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, IE9+, Edge, and more. | It supports modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, IE9+, Edge, and more. It is a responsive mobile application, so you can use it on your phone or tablet. | ||
'''Note:''' Though Obsidian is fully functional in IE9, we recommend you use others browsers such as Chrome or Firefox since they provide a better user experience and vastly superior performance. | '''Note:''' Though Obsidian is fully functional in IE9, we recommend you use others browsers such as Chrome or Firefox since they provide a better user experience and vastly superior performance. | ||
Revision as of 19:53, 29 June 2016
Obsidian's administration web application lets you manage scheduler settings, create and update jobs, and manage various notification settings. It uses a tab-based interface for primary navigation.
It supports modern browsers including Chrome, Firefox, IE9+, Edge, and more. It is a responsive mobile application, so you can use it on your phone or tablet.
Note: Though Obsidian is fully functional in IE9, we recommend you use others browsers such as Chrome or Firefox since they provide a better user experience and vastly superior performance.
To set up the web application, see Getting Started.
All the screens available in Obsidian's web application are discussed on the following pages:
