— I agree it's a real pain to update nwjs - I had construct r204.2 and nwjs 44 working together really well. For the first time ever I had no issues, and approaching almost 100% confidence in the software setup, getting loads done. Then the new version of construct forced an nwjs upgrade and we're back to random bugs and fighting with all these conflicting platforms and technologies, not knowing where the fault lies. I worry you will get to that situation where every piece of software blames the other, or the response of 'tell Google to fix it', which is very daunting. It can all get pretty frustrating. I almost wish there was an option to not update and turn off the update prompts when you find a C3/nwjs combo that works.
I do genuinely adore construct, but it's adds extra frustration for a desktop user making desktop games. I always hold out hope that Scirra would take the desktop side in house one day like they did with the mobile side of things. I guess that would mean maintaining their own version of something like nwjs or electron, so I don't see that being feasible for them any time soon.