Some Electron examples are more … well, infamous. Microsoft Teams, for instance, is widely lambasted for being an Electron app, although it has been improved drastically in recent builds.

Electron is a popular framework for building cross-platform desktop applications using web technologies. The tool was created by GitHub, and is the basis of several popular apps like Slack, Visual ...

The apps in question are getting flagged because of their usage of private API calls. These API calls are not in the app itself, but part of the underlying Electron framework.

The Electron-based desktop app of WhatsApp is no longer available to users as the messaging platform has officially "deprecated" the version on Windows, WABetaInfo reported on Tuesday.

WhatsApp last year launched a new version of its macOS app that was completely rebuilt from scratch. Although users could still use the old Electron-based WhatsApp, Meta has now confirmed that it ...

Skype, Slack, other Electron-based apps can be easily backdoored Changes to configuration files don't change signature, can add malicious features.

An application shell for apps built using Web technologies, Electron lets developers use Node.js to build and run desktop applications GitHub’s Electron is rapidly gaining popularity for ...

Electron apps don’t have to be slow. In fact, a lot of the time, a well-written Electron app is actually going to perform better than an equivalently well-written native app because you don’t get to ...

Android Lite apps were great for slow phones with capped data plans,, but unlimited data, more powerful chipsets, and PWAs made them obsolete.