Good question, it's actually using the native webview component that the target OS already has installed. Electron bundles chromium in each of its compiled apps.
Since tauri isn't running a whole browser to do its job it can typically do the same work faster. The trade off, of course, is that you need to be familiar with Rust code, but their dev team already is so that should be fine! If they have any hard dependencies on Node's libraries it could be an issue though.
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I've paid for kagi for a few years, I would definitely recommend it!
Good question, it's actually using the native webview component that the target OS already has installed. Electron bundles chromium in each of its compiled apps.
Since tauri isn't running a whole browser to do its job it can typically do the same work faster. The trade off, of course, is that you need to be familiar with Rust code, but their dev team already is so that should be fine! If they have any hard dependencies on Node's libraries it could be an issue though.
They're already using rust for their backend services. This seems like a good use case for dioxus/tauri
I work as a Linux sysadmin and I have quite a few plushies strewn about my office; and for my profile pic I have Ikea Japan's Blahaj in a business suit. Have yet to here any grief about it!