Photoshop For Chrome Os Starts To Take Shape

Harrison Weber, VentureBeat
Fri, 11/21/2014 - 7:01am

After two months of teasing, Google and Adobe have finally raised the curtain on their Streaming Photoshop project. Announced in September, “Streaming Photoshop” is Google’s plan to bring desktop-only apps to its web-only Chrome OS. But instead of building a web app equivalent of the professional photo editor — many have tried and failed to do that — Google has found a workaround; for Streaming Photoshop, the two companies actually run the full-fledged desktop app on a server, stream a video of that app to your browser, and use JavaScript to watch for click events.

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