They’re likely using react native (Microsoft has pretty much gone all in on react for new ui things). It’s not as crazy as it sounds, the majority of cross platform mobile apps use react native.

It’s important to note that it’s not a web browser that’s rendering the ui. The way it works is that react native provides a way for js logic to define the ui declaratively (kinda like HTML), then react native calls platform native components to do the actual rendering. So you declare <Button> and what comes out on the other end is a real, genuine windows-provided button.

It’s tedious and error prone

Ctrl f works on a single page, not the full site

Don’t get me wrong, fuck the US healthcare system, and fuck the insurance companies. But this is not a well adjusted, reasonable, sane response. I think I draw the line quite a bit before chopping someone up and wearing their penis around my neck. We’re not barbarians.

What the fuck?

Super auto pets is incredibly based

I enjoy NoMachine a lot. Super low latency, and quite reliable, but not really for gaming.

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That makes no sense. Are you are implying that somehow going native gets you faster network transmission speeds?

Besides, the dashboards in home assistant are heavily customizable with css, which means that just using native components is not practically feasible.

Yeah this is fine as long as you don’t force it on your users. Users really really don’t like default behavior changes.