Adjective
platform-independent (comparative more platform-independent, superlative most platform-independent)
(computing) Of computer software or computing methods and concepts: implemented such that they can operate on any of various computer platforms.
Playing through a web browser will offer a platform-independent gaming experience where gamers using Windows, Ubuntu, Apple, and Android-based operating systems can play the game together without any issues related to performance or compatibility. Source: Internet
Transfer and reuse motion capture data with platform-independent FBX data exchange technology. Source: Internet
Later (in 1983) a general availability implementation, known as Smalltalk-80 Version 2, was released as an image (platform-independent file with object definitions) and a virtual machine specification. Source: Internet
Java bytecode is intended to be platform-independent and secure. Source: Internet
FidoNet was platform-independent and would work with any BBS that was written to use it. Source: Internet
In addition, bytecode files are platform-independent. Source: Internet