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Electron vs Flutter desktop: which is better for UI consistency?

The question is about Electron .

Answer:

Electron builds apps from existing web frameworks, which can lead to platform differences. Flutter desktop draws every UI element itself for uniformity, offering a very consistent UI across Windows, Mac, and Linux. Flutter is generally better for a seamless look and feel across desktops.

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