Web: WebAssembly, Firefox and WebCatalog
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Remote UIs with WebGL and WebAssembly
A frequently requested feature by Qt customers is the possibility to access, view and use a Qt-made UI remotely.
However, in contrast to web applications, Qt applications do not offer remote access by nature as communication with the backend usually happens via direct functions call and not over socket-based protocols like HTTP or WebSockets.
But the good thing is, with right system architecture with strong decoupling of frontend and backend and using the functionality of the Qt framework, it is possible to achieve that!
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Level Up with New Productivity Features in Firefox for iOS
Today, we’re announcing new features in Firefox for iOS to make your life easier. Whether you’re a multi-tasker or someone who doesn’t want to waste time, we’re rolling out new features to up your productivity game.
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WebCatalog Allows You To Run Webapps From The Desktop In Linux
WebCatalog is a cross-platform application designed to transfer different webapps to the desktop. The idea is not something new or has not been done before, there is Mozilla Prism to testify that it has been trying to do something like that since 2009. Now, the software we are dealing with has an updated design and an interesting catalog of applications.
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