“Electron 9.1” Released, web-technology for building desktop applications

July 7, development team behind “Electron”, a framework for building applications, released the latest version “Electron 9.1.0”.

Based on Node.js and Chromium, Electron is a framework for building cross-platform desktop applications with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

Electron 9.1 is the first point release of the version 9 series, released in May.

This release supports MessagePort in the main process, which runs the main script. It now exposes sessionID from the debugger module.

This release brings support for suspend and resume events to Windows and macOS. It also adds systemPreferences.getMediaAccessStatus() on Windows. It gets access status from microphone, camera, screen, and all media types.

In addition to these feature improvements, it includes bug fixes, for example, the problem of an intermittent high-CPU usage caused by a system clock issue has been fixed.

Electron
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