I'm actually quite curious as to where you guys end up taking the product, because at least pertaining to the legal profession, as of a few years ago, the entir

I'm actually quite curious as to where you guys end up taking the product, because at least pertaining to the legal profession, as of a few years ago, the entire system from your first proctored exam as a 1L to the bar exam didn't actually require the browser context at all. The UI we used had a heavy Windows 98 aesthetic going on, and mostly just consisted of native text-boxes with pretty minimal formatting tools, timer, and not much of anything else. But at the same time it's also understood on some level everybody knows that the rigamarole is done for its own sake entirely. It's always understood on some level that it's not the substantive law that these exams test for but instead how ably is one able to jump through arbitrary hoops in a prescribed time and format, which is one way of looking at the legal profession as a whole. It's entirely possible that as the vendor you may end up caring more about the exam than the actual test-takers themselves.