Salesforce CRM Performance Degrades Under Unstable Internet Connections
Users report that Salesforce's performance suffers noticeably when their internet connection fluctuates, suggesting the platform doesn't gracefully handle intermittent connectivity. This creates friction for users working in environments with less-than-reliable internet.
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