Webi Thick and Thin Client difference

Experts ,
what are the differences between WebI server thin and WebI Thick client.
Can any one give solid 3-4 pros and cons for the same
thanks

Hi,
not that much:
- Webi Rich Client is Offline compatible
- You can build Reports on local Dokuments such as .xls or .txt
Regards
-Seb.

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