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In computing, Browser-based software is written in HTML so as to be used by one's internet browser application (as opposed to a self-contained engine).
The positive aspects include a quicker development time and less restrictions on platform specifications (as HTML is a cross-platform language), the ability to access web-based information easier, and the freedom to perform web-like behavior without an internet connection.
The negative aspects include less control in the actual features and ability of the software.
