You’re reading it the wrong way around I think. Think in terms of cross platform applications that try to fit in on their host application, except they aren’t u

You’re reading it the wrong way around I think. Think in terms of cross platform applications that try to fit in on their host application, except they aren’t using the native widgets, similar to what Qt did historically. Then you have something that looks as if it should behave like a certain widgets you’re used to, except they behave in subtly different ways. That’s where that idea comes from. Now if you go all 90s WinAmp and create all your own widgets, then that mostly goes out the window, until you enter a text box…