I think you're right on many points, and I was more referring to the posts just complaining about it being in Electron at all as if Electron was some kind of ba

I think you're right on many points, and I was more referring to the posts just complaining about it being in Electron at all as if Electron was some kind of bad word which should immediately trigger dismissal. > I think that "Something like Electron but native" is a confusing idea. The browser engine that Electron uses is native to the OS it's running on... Here I meant native as in a natively compiled language. The browser is also invisible in this case, and the whole Electron model adds so many layers (which is part of the resource usage problem). > If Electron has taught us anything, it's that customer's don't really care that much about an application appearing to be "native". In this case I meant native as in blending in with the desktop environment, which I think Electron apps are more successful at than other toolkits (which are often natively compiled).