Because then it doesn't matter what you're running locally, as long as you've got a supported browser (Chrome, I'm guessing). It means it doesn't have to make a difference if you have a Window 10 desktop or a MacBook Air or a Chromebook. Go to the web page and look at this CAD.

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cui 12 hours ago | parent [-]

This. The browser as a universal platform.

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Evidlo 11 hours ago | parent [-]

Like electron, but it's fine this way for some reason.

	▲	Leonard_of_Q 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It is fine 'cause it uses the browser you're already using anyway instead of importing a new one for each and every application. Run the backend on a server somewhere and you can get to your application anywhere you can reach that server which - using a self-hosted VPN - can be anywhere you have internet access.