[thekingofh]

Technically, yes. It's possible to easily disassemble the wasm into wasm code. The good part is that now the target format is a standard instead of something like asm.js or minimized javascript.

We reached a point where everyone was distributing browser code as minimized javascript to the point where reading the source of web pages wasn't really meaningful anymore. At least this way you can technically read the webassembly in something that is standardized. Anything can still be obfuscated though. The idea of a pure, readable webpages is long gone, but if they made the code clean and didn't do any trickery then it's still possible to read if you know the format.