Doesn't web assembly prevent the idea? More and more wall-gardening. Then you'll see, you'll only be able to run licenced assemblies, because now, it's not tran

Doesn't web assembly prevent the idea? More and more wall-gardening. Then you'll see, you'll only be able to run licenced assemblies, because now, it's not transparent. And I bet it'll cost something, the licence. And I bet it won't be open source, so we can't learn from what they do. Another barrier to entry... "Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and a few other people have been secretly toiling away in a new W3C WebAssembly". Another loss of freedom for the user, which isn't able to modify the website anymore, is he? We could have imagined extension which include best deals from competitors, but we can't imagine them anymore, because we need this speed so very much. I am again impressed by such demonstration of altruism.