I wouldn't as long as it was just the chat window and was used for formatting. Native apps generally perform better, tend to be lighter. (The slack client takes

I wouldn't as long as it was just the chat window and was used for formatting. Native apps generally perform better, tend to be lighter. (The slack client takes up 400mb in 8 processes.. it's basically a web app within a containing application) Steam uses a web widget for the store, but the entirety of Steam isn't built in HTML/JS. It makes sense to do it that way. If steam was entirely written in a web language you would never have the platform support that you currently have, the ability to download at the speeds that you currently have, etc.