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The creator mentions in another post that the service does indeed upload the data to a server for processing. But, in general, it being a web app doesn't mean i
by fvargas 8y ago
The creator mentions in another post that the service does indeed upload the data to a server for processing. But, in general, it being a web app doesn't mean it uploads your data any more than a locally run application might. A web app can just as well do the processing in the browser without it ever leaving your machine.
- metaobject 8y agoUsing a web app requires one to upload their file 100% of the time. Using a local app requires one, I'd expect, to upload their file 0% of the time.
- fvargas 8y agoOn what are you basing these expectations? Uploading means transmitting data to a third party. One could write a CLI that does just that. One could also write a web app where the processing takes place in the browser and the data never leaves the machine. The difference is the web app runs within the browser sandbox while the CLI executes with user permissions.