WhatsApp discontinues Electron-Based desktop app, encourages users to switch to native App for an enhanced exp The decision to deprecate the Electron-based app from WhatsApp doesn't come as a ...

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 ...

When does it make more sense to develop a native desktop app, or an Electron-powered web UI app? We break it down for you.

WhatsApp has recently announced the deprecation of its Electron-based desktop application, signaling the end-of-life stage for the software. Windows users who open the Electron version of the app ...

My major concern is how easy it is to include external dependencies via script tags in Electron-based applications and have those external sources be compromised somehow, delivering this attack ...

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.

Starting last month, existing users of the old Electron app were served with banners prompting them to install the new PWA by visiting Google Chat in Chrome.

Electron and Catalyst are software development frameworks that help developers create desktop apps. Electron's goal is to simplify app development that wraps code inside a version of the Chromium ...