Many text utilities are simple enough to run entirely in the browser. A sentence counter is a good...
Many text utilities are simple enough to run entirely in the browser.
A sentence counter is a good example. The browser already has everything it needs to accept text, analyze it, and display useful statistics. Sending the input to a remote server is often unnecessary.
I built a small browser-based sentence counter as part of TextFixHub, a collection of free text utilities for everyday writing and editing.
You can try it here:
TextFixHub Sentence Counter
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