Electron discussions often focus around the battery and memory impact, one other thing I'd mention is the poor access to native features. You get the stuff a we

Electron discussions often focus around the battery and memory impact, one other thing I'd mention is the poor access to native features. You get the stuff a web browser can do, but for anything else offered by the OS you might need to wait a while. For example, Apple shipped their first TouchID laptop in 2016, and Electron's support for that landed in v6.0.0 beta 1 just last month. https://electronjs.org/releases/beta?page=2#6.0.0-beta.1 https://electronjs.org/releases/beta?page=2#6.0.0-beta.1 I'd looked at switching off 1password to BitWarden and that's a pretty major feature to be missing for three years. Surprisingly, for as much as everyone craps on the touchbar, that got supported by Electron a lot faster than TouchID did. I guess because not all apps need authentication and they can rely on passwords instead, while it's really obvious when an app doesn't have touchbar support.