Ah, well you are right, webex is not even Electron, does not even remotely look like Qt. Discord was - last time I used it on the desktop - awfully sluggish an

Ah, well you are right, webex is not even Electron, does not even remotely look like Qt. Discord was - last time I used it on the desktop - awfully sluggish and basically even worse than in a browser. We can just extend it to non-electron toolkits (E.g. Java Swing): - Splash screen (E.g. I've rarely/never seen a native Libadwaita/GTK program that used one, they may exist, but are really rare in the linux world, examples: Teams, Mediathekview) - Custom notifications (E.g. in teams, if you download a file, you get undismissable - at least for me ^^ - notifications that stay always on top) - Weird custom things (E.g. Teams draws on close and minify buttons, that makes no sense) - Order of the buttons in e.g. boxes (Is it Yes-No or No-Yes?) That's how I measure "native-ness"