All WebAssembly can do, can be done with Javascript (there are no new capabilities). But WASM can do it a bit faster. It is also easier to convert non-JS code t

All WebAssembly can do, can be done with Javascript (there are no new capabilities). But WASM can do it a bit faster. It is also easier to convert non-JS code to WASM than to JS. You can still create websites the way you created them 25 years ago. They will work in all browsers. All the web code (HTML, JS, CSS...) is always visible to the browser and the user, nothing can be hidden (otherwise, the browser would not be able to show a website). I guess you are complaining about authors putting all HTML code on a singe line, or naming JS variables with one letter. But they could do it 25 years ago, too. It does not mean you have to do it.