Single-page web applications that get loaded once and stay loaded, and are primarily driven by JS code, don't have any of these negative attributes. State is k

Single-page web applications that get loaded once and stay loaded, and are primarily driven by JS code, don't have any of these negative attributes. State is kept in memory, just as it is with a desktop application. There is no need to shuttle around large amounts of state, other than what is needed to authenticate against/communicate with the back-end APIs.