Who cares if it looks native?

Native UIs change all the time too and not always for the better.

I change clothes all the time too, still match the pieces of clothing each time.

There's aesthetic value to coherence. There's also design, usability value. I have Telegram, Steam and Firefox opened right now and each one of them displays different minimize/maximize/close buttons on the top right. That's not ideal.

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LunaSea a day ago | parent [-]

So if you already wear clown shoes does that mean that you have to wear only clown costumes?

	▲	Levitz 18 hours ago \| parent [-]
		Someone who is in full clown costume looks less ridiculous than someone who wears clown shoes and is otherwise dressed "normally", yes.

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jorisw a day ago | parent | prev [-]

Change over time is something different from apps looking vastly different at any given time.

	▲	valleyer a day ago \| parent [-]
		Unfortunately nowadays even the built-in apps on the major desktop OSes are inconsistent, so the temptation for third-party apps not to care is somewhat understandable.