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.

In addition to the now-discontinued WhatsApp app, Electron is used in over 750 desktop apps — including Discord, Slack, Spotify, and YouTube Music. Microsoft Teams also recently switched away ...

Meta Platforms has launched a native WhatsApp desktop application for Windows that no longer uses the web-based Electron framework. “WhatsApp Desktop users have been using our web-based desktop ...

What would you say are the best Electron web apps that you think are good UI that are easy to use, flexible and make use of native features. It'd probably be better to speak in particulars rather ...

The flaw affects the desktop app for Windows, Mac and Linux built using Microsoft's Electron framework. Microsoft is aware of the issue but said it has no plans for a fix anytime soon, since an ...

The older version of WhatsApp is built on an Electron framework, an open-source software that allows you to adapt a web app into a desktop app. According to 9to5Mac, Meta has rebuilt the Whatsapp ...

Before using apps, users should ensure that the versions of Electron they use are v22.3.24, v24.8.3, or v25.8.1. Incomplete disclosures by Apple and Google create “huge blindspot” for 0-day ...

Humble UI began as an alternative to the Electron framework, with developers able to “develop cross-platform desktop apps that do not depend on the web and thus are free of all its shortcomings ...