> if you don't have it you lose a customer, rather than if you have it, you gain a customer I completely agree with that take. That's exactly the reason why, f

> if you don't have it you lose a customer, rather than if you have it, you gain a customer I completely agree with that take. That's exactly the reason why, for example, whenever I'm about to do some "Real Work" with my computer (read: heavyweight stuff), all Electron apps are the first to go away. My work uses Slack for communications, and it is fine sitting there for the most part, but I close it when doing some demanding tasks because it takes an unreasonable amount of resources for what it is, a glorified chat client.