As one of the codevelopers of Remotion, I sadly don't think there's a meaningful return to native macOS. Team communication tools like us are a non-starter if t

As one of the codevelopers of Remotion, I sadly don't think there's a meaningful return to native macOS. Team communication tools like us are a non-starter if they don't support the entire team, and the vast majority of even mac-first teams have a Windows user somewhere. (E.g. Even iOS dev shop has finance person.) I hate to say it, but I think the tradeoffs often lean in favor of Electron. Taking RAM usage as an example, even if your app will consume 100s of MBs when running, if the user only has it open when they need it, it's workable. In our case, only the goals of building something often visible, that feels like a part of the os, usually running in background, sometimes running lightweight video & audio... gave us the rationale to build natively.