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Seems like the users think it's better to accept the performance degradation than to switch apps.
by throwaway49496 4y ago
Seems like the users think it's better to accept the performance degradation than to switch apps.
- palata 4y agoDoes it? My feeling is that users use whatever you give them. And then they buy a new device because theirs is "becoming slow". They don't say "wait, Slack is just a glorified IRC, it should work on my iPhone from 2008, I will just refuse to use it" because they need it. There are no alternatives to the Slack ElectronJS Desktop app. That's the whole point: they don't want to maintain native apps. And they don't open their API to let others do it, I guess because that may hurt their lock-in benefits.