Browser Use

What it is

The browser path runs the MdWrk client directly in a supported browser. Documents stay local by default, and the workspace remains usable even when you are offline after the app assets have already been cached.

How to start

  1. Open the MdWrk site.
  2. Launch the workspace from the primary app action.
  3. Start writing, previewing, and organizing documents in the browser.

Best fit

  • quick access
  • personal writing on one machine
  • environments where you cannot install local software
  • trying editor and renderer behavior before adopting packages

Storage model

Browser use keeps workspace data in browser-managed local storage. That is convenient, but it also means your normal backup and export habits still matter.

When to choose another path

Choose the PWA route when you want a more app-like shell. Choose the local setup route when you need a repo checkout, a controlled local build, or self-managed hosting. Choose standalone modules when you want the reusable package surfaces inside another application.

Frequently Asked Questions

What will I learn from Browser Use?

The browser path runs the MdWrk client directly in a supported browser, keeps documents local by default, and remains usable offline after app assets are cached.

Who should read Browser Use?

Read this page if you need practical MdWrk guidance for browser use, including the relevant workflow, product surface, and follow-up documentation paths.