Comment by killcoder
Renderers can access Node APIs via the ‘node integration’ setting or via a preload script.
Renderers can access Node APIs via the ‘node integration’ setting or via a preload script.
Not at all, in a renderer the Node and Chromium event loops are bound together, they’re part of the same v8 isolate, no IPC shenanigans.
The main process really shouldn’t be used for anything except setup. Since it controls gpu paints amongst other things, blocking on it will cause visible stuttering and a bad user experience.
https://www.electronjs.org/blog/electron-internals-node-inte...
Aren't these just IPCs disguised as normal function calls though? IIRC only the main node process does anything node, renderers can call "node functions" that really happen in the main process.