I'm still fond of offline desktop apps (non-expiring ones) and much prefer them over browser-based equalivents. The debate about the browser replacing desktop

I'm still fond of offline desktop apps (non-expiring ones) and much prefer them over browser-based equalivents. The debate about the browser replacing desktop applications stretches back to the early 2000s. I was sceptical the browser could complete with desktop apps back then. Fast forward today and how wrong I was. I used to believe design and graphics apps would never work in the browser unless extremely limited in features. But even design and graphics apps have found success in the browser (e.g. Figma, WebFlow, Canva). Figma in particular is enjoying huge success and poses a challenge to desktop apps Sketch (Mac-only) and Adobe XD (Mac and Windows).