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by reader_mode
1784 days ago
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Web "means" it's portable and sandboxed, so theoretically you can run untrusted from the web and it only has access to what you expose. This stacks with DOM sandboxed APIs so you get same level of isolation in the browser as JS but better perf and a memory model more suitable to other languages. Outside of browser you still get sandboxed low level VM suitable for running C and other low level languages. Eg. you could compile a C module for say node and ship it compiled as WASM |
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