Yes they do, that is why I clearly mentioned "still".
Native widget libraries is whatever the OS vendor puts on the SDK, and ships on the installers for their compilers.
The large majority of Electron apps that happen to land on Mac and Windows land, usually come from GNU/Linux shops, that also feel like targeting other operating systems, and since that is the solution for GNU/Linux, they dump it into everyone else.
In the process they help Google take over the browser ecosystem, and then talk about how M$ used to be all over the place with IE.
Native widget libraries is whatever the OS vendor puts on the SDK, and ships on the installers for their compilers.
The large majority of Electron apps that happen to land on Mac and Windows land, usually come from GNU/Linux shops, that also feel like targeting other operating systems, and since that is the solution for GNU/Linux, they dump it into everyone else.
In the process they help Google take over the browser ecosystem, and then talk about how M$ used to be all over the place with IE.