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You can literally use photoshop in your browser now, thanks to webassembly.
Looks neat but Adobe's prices are always shockingly high.
What about other software? XD, Illustrator, Lightroom, etc. What about cross communication between them? Can I see my imported vectors change instantly in Photoshop when I change them in Illustrator? The problem with industrial applications like tools from Adobe is that just running one app alone is not enough.
Adobe is working on it : illustrator, lightroom.
It's all handheld in the cloud, so I don't see why they wouldn't or couldn't implement syncing.
I guess it will fruition some day.