Web has a good deployment/discover-ability/accessibility story, Node/Electron/Cordova are just there to reuse the work you already did.
It's not technically superior but it's economically superior since you usually get maximum reach with web and then minimize cost with the hybrid approach.
Distribution is the number one reason we do webapps at all. I feel this point is sometimes lost on younger generations that have barely seen on-site deployments at all.
Sometimes you don't need the distribution magic that webapps allow, and can dispense with the huge overhead that comes with it. That's where tools like Deliphi/Windows Forms et al can make your life easier. Today it's a corner case, but it's worth keeping in mind that it's still an option.
It's not technically superior but it's economically superior since you usually get maximum reach with web and then minimize cost with the hybrid approach.