Electron 36+Node.js 14

Why?

Why is Electron 36 compatible with Node.js 14?

Requirement

Node.js >= 12.20.55

Selected version

Node.js 14

Evaluation

14.21.3 satisfies >= 12.20.55

Conclusion

COMPATIBLE

Evidence

CompatHub reports compatibility from upstream sources rather than making unsupported claims of its own.

• npm Registry

  Confidence: HIGH

  https://registry.npmjs.org/electron/36.9.5

  Retrieved 30 August 2026

  Requirement: >= 12.20.55

Node.js versions

Compatibility is derived from the project's declared Node.js requirement (>= 12.20.55); it does not mean every version combination has been independently tested.

• 11❌
• 12✓
• 13✓
• 14✓
• 15✓
• 16✓
• 17✓
• 18✓
• 19✓
• 20✓
• 21✓
• 22✓
• 23✓
• 24✓
• 25✓
• 26✓
• 27—

Other Node.js versions satisfying this requirement

Electron 36 — compatible Node.js lines tracked in CompatHub

• ✓Node.js 12version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 13version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 14version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 15version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 16version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 17version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 18version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 19version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 20version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 21version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 22version linesupported
• ✓Node.js 23version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 24version linesupported
• ✓Node.js 25version lineEOL
• ✓Node.js 26version linesupported

Other Electron versions

Only lines with relevant compatibility evidence are listed.

• Electron 44
• Electron 43
• Electron 42
• Electron 41.7
• Electron 41.0
• Electron 40.10
• Electron 40.0
• Electron 39
• Electron 38
• Electron 37
• Electron 36
• Electron 35
• Electron 34
• Electron 33
• Electron 32
• Electron 31

Lifecycle context

Lifecycle status is separate from compatibility. An EOL component can still satisfy a documented version requirement.

Supported alternatives

Node.js lines that satisfy this requirement and are still supported.

• Node.js 22supported
• Node.js 24supported
• Node.js 26supported