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Agreed. Most sites don't even need JS, and for those that do, they'd be far better off with a desktop application.
by spoils19 5y ago
Agreed. Most sites don't even need JS, and for those that do, they'd be far better off with a desktop application.
- edgyquant 5y agoThen you have to get people to install said application
- ladberg 5y agoI would hate giving any random piece of software full access to my computer instead of using a sandboxed version in a browser. The perf tradeoff is worth it for stuff like games and photo/video editors, but every random webapp? No way.
- Seirdy 5y agoYou don't need a web browser to sandbox a program.