browsercentric
Browsercentric refers to a software architecture or design philosophy where the web browser serves as the primary platform for application functionality and user interaction. In this model, the majority of the application logic, data processing, and user interface rendering are handled by the browser, often leveraging technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This contrasts with traditional client-server architectures where significant processing might occur on a separate desktop application or server-side components.
The rise of sophisticated web browsers and powerful JavaScript engines has enabled browsercentric applications to offer
However, browsercentric designs can also present challenges. Performance can be dependent on the user's browser capabilities