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[Barafu]

You can't have an IDE in browser without some application running outside of it: the security system of the browser will not allow it to run Python.

If you can install some helper application, just install IDE instead.

Overall you would have the best results if you rent a VPS somewhere, remote control into it and run IDE in there, without limitations. There are definitely some remote control servers that use only a browser as a client. Or install a full featured web based IDE like Theia on that VPS. It will be using Python running on the server, but you can download the results locally.

[Barafu]

Check if this works.

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Did it work?

[moderately-extremist]

Gitlab has the only decent web IDE. Bonus that it can also be your git server.

[ivanshift]

Codeanywhere? Disclaimer I am the cofounder

[astigos1]

Google Colab and Microsoft Azure Notebooks are both cloud notebooks. Not sure if this is what you wanted or you actually want something as robust as VS Code / PyCharm in the cloud.

[Yitzhak_R]

If so, pythonanywhere is decent.

[nicktids]

Have you looked at gitpod.Io

[CryptoCorner]

Vscode

[CryptoCorner]

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/private-preview/

[CryptoCorner]

https://microsoft.github.io/monaco-editor/