๐ฅ Desktop
If you want to release your web game on Windows, Mac, or Linux, there are a few options available.
First, if you simply want users to be able to launch the game from a desktop icon and play it in a standalone window instead of a browser, you can make it installable as a ๐ Progressive Web App. Thatโs the easiest way to turn your web game into a desktop game. By the way, you can also customize the title bar of a PWA on desktop!
But if you want to distribute full executables for users to download, or if you need a deeper OS integration than what a browser page can do, you will need to package your game with a desktop framework.
Desktop frameworks
Read this great in-depth Web to Desktop framework comparison for more details.
Tauri, Neutralino, and Wails use lightweight OS web views that have a small memory footprint and build size. While that may sound appealing, WebKit web views (which you would get on Mac or Linux with Tauri for instance) are not as performant as Chromium when it comes to graphics. So if you want the most performant cross-platform experience, go for Electron or NW.js (or look into Gluon). Note that Electron and NW.js are also the only desktop frameworks officially supported by the two main libraries that help distribute games on Steam.