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If you can deploy your wxwidgets app as a networked app in the browser too, then sure.

• 72deluxe 11mo ago
  That's not what the issue here is. The issue is not that a native Windows app needs to run in a browser. The issue is that a native Windows app has been replaced by yet another browser.
  • savolai 11mo ago
    Yes. Arguably because of the organisational cost of maintaining both a web version (which they arguably need) and a native windows version (which they arguably don’t need).
    • skydhash 11mo ago
      Most of WhatsApp is UI veneer on a set of webservices. Unless they’ve architected their app badly, I’m not seeing the cost of maintaining a native software being substantial.
      • lbreakjai 11mo ago
        If the cost is > 0 then businesses see it as money wasted if a solution where cost = 0 exists.
• sheepscreek 11mo ago
  Ironically, you can actually do this with wasm.