I suppose you&#x27;re not counting the likes of NW.js and Electron because the native version isn&#x27;t really native - though from the user&#x27;s perspective, it can feel as native as a Haxe application, assuming they don&#x27;t look at the ridiculous distributable size and RAM usage of the NW version.<p>Even then, this still leaves C&#x2F;emscripten which can also fulfill those requirements, and with similar output sizes (I&#x27;ve tested both and compared the sizes of the resulting web versions, seems that both have an overhead of 1-2 MB for a small graphical application). It depends on what you&#x27;re planning to do, but one problem I found with Haxe is that it&#x27;s lacking a good general-purpose UI library that also works well on the web target. Only lower-level graphics libraries.