Browser-based database applications differ from traditional applications in that they ________.
A)fail to support graphical queries
B)have no security requirements
C)mostly run within a corporate network that is protected from the Internet
D)are usually open to the public

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Browser-based database applications are typically designed to be accessed over the internet and can be accessible by the public, as opposed to traditional applications that are often installed locally or run within a closed corporate network. While security requirements may still exist for browser-based applications, they are often tailored to the needs of internet use and may not always include the same level of security measures required for traditional applications. Graphical queries can also be supported in browser-based applications.

Browser-Based Database Applications Differ from Traditional Applications in That They