As purely an end user, yes.

I don't want to run another virtual machine that eats up RAM, has worse performance and battery life than something natively compiled and generally serves only the interests of the person servicing it to me.

I want apps that are 100% native and work when occasionally connected. And I want the www to go back to servicing content, not apps and garbage to me.

I don't want a gigabyte RAM footprint Electron app that ships Rust in webassembly to read emails when my current mail client used 77 meg of RAM and just works. I don't want 50 browser engines running on my phone.

I think as an industry we've lost our way and turned to crack smoking crazy.