You still need to bundle a copy of NodeJS with your app if you're not targeting developers, but that's much smaller.
Of course, this still has many of the issues that a shared copy of Electron will have - you need to make sure that your app stays compatible as Chrome is updated. The HTML/JS side is typically not an issue, but the devtools protocol that you need for this does get breaking changes now and then.
You still need to bundle a copy of NodeJS with your app if you're not targeting developers, but that's much smaller.
Of course, this still has many of the issues that a shared copy of Electron will have - you need to make sure that your app stays compatible as Chrome is updated. The HTML/JS side is typically not an issue, but the devtools protocol that you need for this does get breaking changes now and then.