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1. This is called "Shadow DOM", it is only supported in the latest browsers. wasm is AFAIK slightly more widely compatible. 2. Even if calls from wasm to the b
by Hello71 8y ago
1. This is called "Shadow DOM", it is only supported in the latest browsers. wasm is AFAIK slightly more widely compatible.
2. Even if calls from wasm to the browser are as fast as JS, they will still incur overhead above "internal" function calls.
- anonytrary 8y agoShadow DOM has nothing to do with this.