The "ignorant hipster" comment is uncalled-for. There's nothing wrong with accessible tools.
But I agree with all your points.
With regard to point 4, if I download a desktop app for my Macbook and it's Electron, I see it as a sign of minimal commitment to user experience. They prioritized cost over my experience and I'm probably not going to choose that app unless there are no other options.
I do the same with iOS apps. If it's not native, I'll usually delete right away.
But I agree with all your points.
With regard to point 4, if I download a desktop app for my Macbook and it's Electron, I see it as a sign of minimal commitment to user experience. They prioritized cost over my experience and I'm probably not going to choose that app unless there are no other options.
I do the same with iOS apps. If it's not native, I'll usually delete right away.