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GTK+ has Broadway to render GTK applications to the web browser. Qt has some ActiveX support, but you don't want that. Java/Kotlin has a bunch of frameworks, li
by jeroenhd 3y ago
GTK+ has Broadway to render GTK applications to the web browser. Qt has some ActiveX support, but you don't want that. Java/Kotlin has a bunch of frameworks, like TeaVM to run .JAR files in the browser, or Vaadin to write web GUIs like you would desktop applications.
I think most languages that have been around for more than five years have some kind of GUI framework that'll run in the browser.
Very worst-case scenario, you could compile a Windows executable and run them in BottledWine :P