And many Electron apps are not native on mobile, just use a web view, and share many resources with their Electron cousins. Same with the web apps. As someone

And many Electron apps are not native on mobile, just use a web view, and share many resources with their Electron cousins. Same with the web apps. As someone who has written multiple Qt and Java GUI apps, it always seems fine at first until your UI needs become more unique (and you're subclassing QWidget/JComponent) and you have to jump through hoops to get something a web view has (e.g. streaming video). I don't like the lack of native any more than the next guy, but I can understand sacrificing native benefits for cohesion/features. If you can tolerate a middleground of non-native but no-browser-bloat, Flutter or .Net Maui may mature enough to help for the complex uses.