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We have already made big improvements in using SpiderMonkey on WASM, and have more work in progress that will enable SpiderMonkey to have "native"-like codegen for WASM: https://cfallin.org/blog/2023/10/11/spidermonkey-pbl/

An additional benefit of using a fast JS runtime inside of WASM, even on a WASM engine that natively supports JS, is to use a Wasm Component as a security boundary around JS code. This could be used as an means of isolating supply-chain security issues, or allowing users to provide (untrusted) JS code that extends an existing system while having a clear and strong boundary on how untrusted JS code can affect the host JS code.