Can I use Construct 3 on a Mac with M1 chip?

Hello everyone. I am planning to purchase a Construct 3 subscription for developing games for mobile devices. My guess is that Construct 3 for the desktop version uses something similar to the Electron framework. But I have a Mac with an M1 chip, will the desktop version of Construct 3 launch natively? I mean, I don't want to launch Rosetta or try to do something through an inconvenient browser version C3, I want to be sure that the desktop version of Construct 3 will start for me the same way as Visual Studio or Spotify started - that is, without any problems. Are there those who have already worked/are working with this?

Desktop version is obsolete. The only advantage it had was saving project files and selecting the save location, which are now also available in the bowser version. I don't believe there is any difference now.

I have no experience with M1 macs so can't comment on that.

The browser version is pretty great, what don't you like about it? I find the desktop version has more potential issues, and doubly so if you're going to try to emulate it.

You can use Construct 3 in the browser made for your system just fine, or you can try to run it in a browser that wasn't made for your system (desktop version is just a standalone version of the chrome browser that only opens Construct and can't be used to browse...)

The only thing I used the desktop version for was to preview projects that needed read/write capability directly to disk (for something that wasn't a game).

I had questions about performance, after I watched several videos where the browser version of C3 was very slow, in Safari (the built-in macos browser) C3 does not work stably, which is why I have to launch an additional browser - chrome. In addition, I have to work on a small display (13.3 inches), which makes the search bar in the browser an unnecessary addition on an already small display.

In Chrome, you can go to Menu -> Install as App. This will allow you to create a shortcut on your desktop, which will open Construct in Chrome, without a search bar/status bar ect. Basically behaving similarly to an executable desktop version. I'm pretty sure you can try this with the demo version before you pay for a subscription.

Performance I can't say, I haven't had any performance issues and I'm the type to keep a billion tabs open. My projects

Oh, thanks for such a detailed answer. I will definitely try, thanks again :)