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Yes, I'm not sure what the future holds for HTML but I'm confident the ultimate goal of webassembly is to make the browser a secure place to run full native lik

Yes, I'm not sure what the future holds for HTML but I'm confident the ultimate goal of webassembly is to make the browser a secure place to run full native like apps. That suggests some apps will not use HTML and just render everything themselves There's some incentive to use HTML as it's indexable but it doesn't seem to be affecting mobile, although maybe mobile is in large part successful because of the web? Like the fact that you can post a tweet or a facebook post or a youtube video everywhere. Not sure that HTML is required for that and if it's not then it seems at least possible HTML will die.

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>Yes, I'm not sure what the future holds for HTML but I'm confident the ultimate goal of webassembly is to make the browser a secure place to run full native like apps. That suggests some apps will not use HTML and just render everything themselves Fortunately advertisers are renowned for their self-restraint, and can be trusted to not abuse this capability to simply shove in as many ads as they possible can, wherever they can, with masses of unblockable trackers underneath it all.