I am a bit baffled too, but in the end of the day, it's no different from running javascript. Most pages load probably millions of lines of JS and you can't au

I am a bit baffled too, but in the end of the day, it's no different from running javascript. Most pages load probably millions of lines of JS and you can't audit it (disclaimer: I totally made up that number). For the security conscious, the only way is to implement very strict JS/cookie whitelisting, which is what I do. For the others, well, I guess it's no different from running JS in the end of the day. I wonder if this will make it's way into WebKit, and if so its implications for Xombrero, will I have to maintain a seperate WASM whitelist, or disabling JS will disable it too? TBH I plan not allowing even the most trustible website run such code on my computer.