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If you throw out cross platform support it's hard to call it an alternative :)

• saagarjha 8y ago
  It’s pretty cross-platform, if you swap out “WKWebView” with “your platform’s native web view”.
  • rasengan 8y ago
    Just use gtk WebKit or qt WebKit and you’re good to go. For the record, WebKit originated from KDE[1]. [1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WebKit
    • amyjess 8y ago
      Should be QtWebEngine now, as QtWebKit is deprecated.
      • sime2009 8y ago
        QtWebEngine embeds Chromium as its web engine, which means it is going to have the same performance and disk size costs as Electron. The circle is now complete and you might as well just use Electron.
        • abrowne 8y ago
          Agreed except each app won't need a copy of QtWebEngine on disk.
    • vimslayer 8y ago
      Isn't qt webkit what the infamous pgAdmin 4 used to use? shivers
• nicoburns 8y ago
  Yeah, at that point the most obvious alternative is Cocoa!