I'm expecting that a lot of people that don't plan on using it still will. Front-end JavaScript developers using something like SJCL have a much more positive f

I'm expecting that a lot of people that don't plan on using it still will. Front-end JavaScript developers using something like SJCL have a much more positive future with those crypto primitives done in something other than JavaScript, even if they themselves are just calling them from a JavaScript binding. Graphing and graphics libraries may turn to web assembly for performance. etc etc.