These apps are also resource hogs, spawning several invisible apps in addition to the main one, all of which consume more than their fair share of RAM and CPU. On the Mac, it doesn’t use standard keyboard shortcuts, and if you right-click on your text, you won’t see the usual Mac contextual menu. Electron is a programming platform where apps essentially run inside a web browser on your computer. It’s an operating system vendor, and it’s saying that OS (operating system)-dependent apps aren’t important. Microsoft turning Outlook into an Electron-type app is a big deal. The difference for a Windows user won’t be that big.” One Outlook # “Microsoft doesn’t have the tight hardware integration that delivers the smoothness of Apple’s trackpad, inertia scrolling, sound routing, energy conservation, etc. “I think OS-native benefits are less important on Windows,” software developer and tech CTO Martin Algesten told Lifewire via Twitter. Mac users especially prefer apps designed to use all the built-in features of the computer. Users, on the other hand, hate them, because they never look or feel right, they are often slow, and they are bloated by design. That’s because they essentially run inside a custom web-browser. Software developers love web apps, because they can write one application, and it can run on any computer.
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