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If you're using Electron, you're offloading much of that work to someone else. You're still effectively doing the whole "write once, run everywhere" thing.


Many companies don't use Electron for either their iOS or Android apps - they do native ports. So, again, three completely separate codebases.


Yes, an alternative answer to OPs question is that, literally, desktop apps do exist. I don't think they literally thought desktop apps don't exist, though.


How is this relevant to any of my comments?




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