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LabVIEW itself is traditionally a desktop application, but there are limited ways to use LabVIEW online or access LabVIEW functionality through a browser. Here's a breakdown:

1. LabVIEW Web-based Solutions

LabVIEW NXG Web Module (now discontinued): This used to allow creating web-based interfaces for LabVIEW applications. NI discontinued NXG, but some of its ideas live on in other tools.

SystemLink from NI: If you're working with deployed systems (like remote devices), SystemLink lets you monitor and manage them from a web interface, including dashboards.

WebVIs (via G Web Development Software): National Instruments offers G Web Development Software, which is a browser-based platform for building web applications in G (the LabVIEW graphical language). You can deploy WebVIs that interact with LabVIEW applications or hardware.

G Web Development Software

2. Remote Access Tools

If you're asking about using the full LabVIEW IDE online, there's no fully web-based version. But you can:

Use LabVIEW on a remote desktop (RDP) or cloud-hosted VM.

Some universities or institutions provide virtual lab environments where you can use LabVIEW through a browser via remote desktop or virtualization tools.

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TL;DR:

You can't use the full LabVIEW IDE directly in a browser, but you can:

Use G Web Development Software for web-based VIs.

Use SystemLink for remote monitoring.

Access LabVIEW via RDP or cloud-hosted VM if available.

Would you like help setting up a remote LabVIEW environment or exploring G Web Development?