FreeCAD in the Browser
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FreeCAD in the Browser
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#2Why would I want to run this in the browser vs locally?
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#3Why would I want to run this in the browser vs locally?
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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#5Why would I want to run this in the browser vs locally?
Probably nice to have for those with low income that only have a Chromebook.
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#6Why would I want to run this in the browser vs locally?
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.
This. The browser as a universal platform.
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#7Onshape is free in the browser as long as you are not doing commercial work. It’s a professional system from the founders of Solidworks that competes with all the top CAD tools.
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#8Sounds cool. Doesn't work.
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#9Sounds cool. Doesn't work.
Seems it's only supporting Chrome at the moment.
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#10The launch graphic says "Ported end-to-end by Fable, an AI agent" and it definitely feels that way. Buggy, glitchy, needs some love and human eyes before it's really usable.