> it's still quite large for a native app It's not native (as in native windowing toolkit), it's Qt based which is probably where most of that 30MB is going, M

> it's still quite large for a native app It's not native (as in native windowing toolkit), it's Qt based which is probably where most of that 30MB is going, MSN Messenger is/was built on win32. Still, in the age of electron apps that's a huge improvement, it's good to see real desktop developers still exist.