#3178 Excel VBA Ollama Script
#3178 Excel VBA Ollama Script #3178 Can my Chrome browser execute a pyhon application on my PC without a server? Short answer—sort-of, but with caveats Chrome (or any modern browser) can interpret Python entirely inside the page, but it cannot launch a “normal” desktop Python script that has unrestricted access to your PC unless you give it help (e.g., via a helper app, local server, or extension). Below are the practical ways to do it, what each can and can’t do, and when they make sense. 1. In-browser Python via WebAssembly Technique How it works What you gain Key limits Pyodide / PyScript CPython 3.x compiled to WebAssembly is downloaded with the page, runs in the browser sandbox. You embed <script type="py"> … </script> or call pyodide.runPython(…) . No installation for the user, runs offline after first load, can call most Python libraries that are pure C/Python (NumPy, pandas, scikit-learn already work). Sandbox: no raw disk, no direct sockets, no shell, ...