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But the native web, used properly, includes many of them itself. Things like accessibility, metadata, etc. You only really lose features if you're circumventing
by _bxg1 7y ago
But the native web, used properly, includes many of them itself. Things like accessibility, metadata, etc. You only really lose features if you're circumventing native web functionality.
- johnisgood 7y agoThe problem is that the developers of Electron apps explicitly disable those features. Why?
- _bxg1 7y agoSometimes web developers will circumvent core HTML features because they don't do everything they want and aren't extensible enough, although this is generally considered bad practice if it's at all avoidable. Sometimes they just don't bother to write semantic HTML even when they could. But the platform itself has the infrastructure; it's possible to write bad software on any platform.