@trishalynn I prefer if they use their native language, because I can paste the text into a translator myself

If I receive an already-machine-translated version I can't ask any human for help translating the original it in case the machine didn't do a good job.

Also, spam filters are more likely to flag machine translations, because of sender country<>lang mismatch and lazy spammers abusing machine translators.

@jec What's more likely: that many companies, including billion dollar ones with top developers, have carefully evaluated pros and cons and consciously chosen Electron,
or that it's a fad, and only you're smart enough to see it.

Perhaps Electron is popular, because the Web has won as the preferred UI toolkit?

Using OS-native widgets doesn't seem to be that valuable any more. Windows itself has 11 incoherent styles. Cocoa is now just `* { box-radius: 20px; box-shadow: 20px; opacity: 0.5 }, so why even bother?