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web-based
This term describes a specific architectural shift in software where the logic and data reside on a remote server, requiring a browser for interaction. It carries a connotation of accessibility and flexibility, contrasting with legacy software that is bound to a specific physical machine or local network installation.
In professional and technical contexts, it is used to emphasize the elimination of manual updates and installation processes. It is almost exclusively used in positive or neutral technical descriptions to highlight modernization, scalability, and the ability to facilitate remote collaboration.
Meanings
Examples
The company switched to a web-based payroll system to simplify remote access.
Is this software a standalone install or is it web-based?
I prefer using a web-based calendar because I can sync it across all my devices.
The school implemented a web-based portal for students to submit their assignments.
Maybe a web-based tool would be easier for the team to collaborate on in real time.
Most modern banking services are now web-based for greater convenience.
The application is entirely web-based so you do not need to download any files.
I wonder if there is a web-based version of this editor that I can use on my tablet.