Would twin-engine carriers use navalised Beaufighters or Beauforts?

Would larger carriers lead to navalised Beaufighters or Beauforts?

Probably to earlier aircraft serving similar roles, with different wings and construction for carrier use.

An earlier commitment to twin-engine carrier aircraft would probably produce different airframes from the Beaufighter or Beaufort. Carrier requirements would affect the wings and basic construction, so a similar role would not imply a straightforward conversion of the later land-based aircraft. RAF Coastal Command's enthusiasm for the Beaufighter does not establish Fleet Air Arm adoption: Coastal Command remained part of the RAF even when under naval operational control. The proposed development begins with a torpedo aircraft and then a spotting or reconnaissance type.