Practically all libraries you mentioned have heir quirks and don't have the native feel, even though they pretend to. Electron apps don't pretend anything, the

Practically all libraries you mentioned have heir quirks and don't have the native feel, even though they pretend to. Electron apps don't pretend anything, the GUI elements are different but consistent. But apart from that, you're right: the main reason for Electron's popularity is the fact that increasingly more programmers know JS quite well whereas desktop libraries seem less and less relevant each year, which makes me very sad.