I find outside of specific use cases the performance and jank are down to the developers and not whether it's native or not
Obsidian is an Electron app which is pretty much universally loved. We can both give single examples
Re:The Codex App
by itemize123 on Monday February 02, 2026 @10:17PM
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i think you've to be more nuanced here - perf becomes important only on the extreme. i think there are compromises to be made between perf and go-to-market.
“They just aren’t empowered to feedback about it, or are trained to just sigh and put up with it” is a roundabout way of saying users don’t care about it enough.
Atlassian products are a great example of this. Everyone knows Atlassian has garbage performance. Everyone complains about it. Never gets fixed though. Everyone I know could write customer complaints about its performance in every feedback box for a year, and the only thing that would happen is that we’d have wasted our own time.
Users _care_ about this stuff. They just aren’t empowered to feedback about it, or are trained to just sigh and put up with it.