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With regular apps, you can always use certain keystrokes to reach some goal, and thus, speeding up the use of the app tremendously. I don't see how you could build that into a website Web apps tend to be simple enough that hot keys usually don't make sense. If your web app isn't simple, it probably shouldn't be a web app (HTML doesn't handle complexity well). Ain't it lovely to pipe certain output to the next app? Piping is just a means for programs to share data with each other. In a web app, the sharing is usually done by an RDBMS. If you really want to use a pipe, use wget or lynx -source to get the page printed to STDOUT. Certainly, this is far more likely to work than attempting to pipe a traditional GUI program. Back button can annoy ... Yup, that's a problem. ---- : () { :|:& };: Note: All code is untested, unless otherwise stated In reply to Re: Re: web-based application or desktop application?
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