>It makes me wonder what redeeming qualities Electron has. Electron still lets you write code that is "native" to the web browser and functions primarily as a

>It makes me wonder what redeeming qualities Electron has. Electron still lets you write code that is "native" to the web browser and functions primarily as a remote web app with no installation. It's not comparable to any of the desktop toolkits that focus on being local-first, those toolkits can't do this. Qt has WASM support but you probably don't want to use that with anything that isn't C++. And GTK doesn't really have any WASM support.