Adobe's Photoshop is now a web app. It's severely limited, but photographers and designers are still excited to use it.
NEW Photoshop on the Web: Features and Limitations
The Photoshop web app works in Chrome and Microsoft Edge, and it’s surprisingly capable. If you’re on a Chromebook and have modest needs, this could be your only photo editor. But is it necessary? Everyone has a “good enough” photo editing app, whether it’s Photoshop, Lightroom, Affinity Photo, or the apps on your phone or iPad. So what’s the point of this web-based version of Photoshop?
“Photoshop will always be my favorite way to edit images, [but] it would be incredibly helpful to have a web-based version that I could log into from any computer,” professional photographer Patrick Nugent told Lifewire via email.
“I have my laptop with me 95% of the time, but for those times when I don't have it handy for whatever reason, having the flexibility to take over a client's day from any device is incredibly valuable.”
