Settings
Manage RSearch preferences saved in this browser and review how local storage, account-linked features, and installed-app updates work.
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First-party product analytics
Help RSearch understand feature use, workflow success, and performance. Research rows, file names, and variable labels are excluded.
This choice applies to RSearch product telemetry in this browser. It does not control third-party analytics, account services, or server request monitoring.
Research reporting
Default format for new research reports on this device. Individual reports can use a different style.
Preferences are saved on this device.
Reporting style changes presentation only. It does not change analysis settings, statistical conclusions, or Stats Assist preferences.
Stats Assist
Choose your default assistance mode on this device. Optional AI assistance still requires a separate review and consent step before approved context is sent.
Analysis settings
Default significance level and confidence interval for analyses that use these settings. Method-specific options can still differ where required.
Display precision
Applies to summaries, numeric results, generated interpretations, copied tables, and Word/PDF analysis reports. Counts remain integers; very small values and decision boundaries retain enough precision to avoid misleading rounding.
Export precision
Used for numeric CSV downloads. Reproduction bundles retain full precision. Word and PDF analysis reports follow the Display precision setting above.
Storage, privacy, and account use
These settings are primarily browser-local. They are not currently synchronized across devices when you sign in.
- Reporting, Stats Assist, analysis, and precision preferences are stored in this browser when storage is available.
- Clearing RSearch site data can remove local preferences, browser-local History, and other locally retained records.
- Raw research rows are not saved by these settings and are not restored from History. Reopen the source dataset when new computation requires it.
- An account is not required for the core research workflow. Google sign-in is currently used for identity-dependent Collaboration features.
Installed app and updates
When RSearch is installed as a PWA, application and qualified runtime assets are cached for continuity.
- When a new RSearch version is deployed and the device is online, the service worker can download the updated application assets in the background.
- A ready update normally takes effect after a reload or later app launch, keeping an open research session on one consistent application version.
- Installing RSearch does not create a cloud backup of your dataset or automatically persist raw research rows.