Taronites

Thing with browsers is: There are many!
Good part, you can download them all... Hurray! And I can really recommend Chrome. Though, one has to watch out for weird extensions, as you have taught me already, hehe!

Lemi is perfectly right, it's all about GL. The worries may be more regarding browsers in general and the part that can't be handled by the GL. But even there, browsers are really fast these days. Essentially they are "runtime environments" with a Window, if you will. And violently cross-platform at that. What once was Java, now it's browsers in some way.
So, yeah, the biggest problem are the inherit restrictions a browser has regarding the computer its running on. You can't work with the clients computer outside the browser. That means, if you wish to save a file, you have to "download it", which is sort of a silly word. Reminds me of when people are in bed and say: "I go to sleep now". Used to puzzle me, haha! "You're not planning on sleeping where you are right now?" ....
Anyway, so there's that, there can't be a file manager of anything on your computer inside a website, except for loading.
Other than that, hmmm... counting advantages will get exhausting! There are many, many, many! The biggest I haven't even scratched, yet, and they will make Vervette a unique experience.

Taron, have you checked Electron?
https://www.electronjs.org/

I have NOT!!! ...what is THIS MAGIC!?
...I will try this immediately!

I did make a test with Node.js, which worked perfectly, by the way, but it's huge. It's literally like a big browser. Now let's see about this Electron!
THANKS!

OH, it sits even on top of Node.js...hmmm...I'll have to see, if that would make any important difference, but I can imagine it just might. I'll definitely explore that.

For sure, give a try! I don´t use it but have heard all glory about it. For web development I am using Visual Studio Code, that is made using Electron. it is great app. If you don´t use it, I can recommend too.

I'm using Sublime Text and still love it. But I used to be on VS. I'll have a look at that, too!

I use notepad++ (shy)
xD
Yep Taron, my chrome has like 30 extensions(addons) T_T

Yeah, and there's nothing I can do about it either, haha... ...though, some extensions only kick in when associated with a website. That is annoying at times, because there's a pen pressure/tilt extension for windows 7 on chrome, which is like that. You need to register your website with the extension in order for it to work... ...meh.

Anyway, I just did something really fascinating for brush strokes! I allowed recording a start brush size and and end brush size and once you're done, it will remember those and animate the brush size for every stroke. More so, you can then scale that animation with the brush size setting itself. This is amazing for many things, but ideal for things like trees, of course. I'm kind of excited about this! It's a feature you'd likely want to have, whether you have pen pressure or not. Pretty neat!

oh man you have to try VS code, its awesome, with tousends of plugine's like code snippets, you write a fancy html/css site in seconds with snippets.
this video shows off some increbible extension of vs code https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPqXP_kLzpo
with all little extensison makes coding so much fun! highly recommends it.

electron its basically tools to run you code inside barbone its own chrome engine, no extension or stuff which slow you down. it also lets you create installer app. this video show how to create run and create installer with electron
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TnXz_nnQZrw
also highly recommends it.

what i also can recommends, is typscript a superset of javascript. you can code like normal language without javascript-mess, with proper debugging etc in vs code etc... and it spit outs clean javascript code. once you try it you never wanna miss it again !

thats my recommendtions.

there ton's of tools on github with should let you wrap it into a eledtron-chrome app.
https://github.com/Agamnentzar/chrome-stylus-pressure
just recommendation, not sure how useful it would be..