Yes and no. My biggest gripe with Electron is that it tends to murder battery life. It still gives you native text rendering, and it gives you native menubars w

Yes and no. My biggest gripe with Electron is that it tends to murder battery life. It still gives you native text rendering, and it gives you native menubars which have some options if not always as many as I'd like. At least there's not a fake menubar at the top of the window. There are other issues like contextual menus, in VS Code they're handled well and give you all the actions you'd expect. But in Slack it gives you the bare minimum OS included items and has their own "..." button on each message for things that ought to be in the contextual menu. It can also do multiple windows (again, see VS Code which is a good example), but Slack stuffs everything into one window (preferences overlay is a good example of what should be separate) because it's a much simpler wrapping of a webpage instead of being designed as a native app would be.