That premises-based server product is called Office Web Apps Server, and Office Online Server is the successor product to the current premises-based product known as "Office Web Apps Server 2013." ...

Officer Online Server is the successor to Office Web Apps Server 2013, allowing organizations to run browser-based versions of Office applications from on-premises infrastructure. Microsoft has ...

There's also a new Office Web Apps Server that is part of SharePoint 2013, as some of my sources indicated earlier this year. Today's blog post on the new Office Web Apps didn't drill down into ...

With Office 15/SharePoint 15, Microsoft is introducing a new separate product, known as Office Web Apps Server. This server will be able to serve multiple SharePoint farms for viewing and editing ...

Office Online Server is the successor to Office Web Apps Server 2013, which lets organizations host browser-based Office applications (such as Excel, PowerPoint and Word Web applications) on their own ...

In this newest 2016 release, Excel Services capabilities are moving to Office Online Server (which used to be called Office Web Apps Server) and as a result Excel Services is being replaced with ...

Currently, Office Web Apps "are officially supported" on Microsoft Internet Explorer 7 and later browser versions on Windows. They are supported on Mozilla Firefox 3.5 and later versions for Windows, ...

Organizations have been able to tightly integrate Exchange 2013, SharePoint 2013, Lync 2013, along with Office Web Apps to simply a user’s experience regardless of endpoint the person is working ...

However, Office Web Apps, in its Technical Preview form, still is dependent on a full, localized version of Microsoft Office for full functionality. Now, that may not necessarily be a bad thing.

First, since both Office Web Apps and documents are hosted on the SharePoint 2010 server, you can view and edit SharePoint documents directly from within your browser, never leaving the SharePoint ...

Office Web Apps works on Internet Explorer (version 7 and later), as well as on Safari (version 4 and later) and Firefox (version 3.5 and later). Chrome is not supported.

The root cause is a recent Office update, which integrated the React Native framework to support certain Microsoft 365 apps' features, while the impact was limited to Microsoft 365 users who ...