My "dystopian future prediction" is it's about to get a whole lot worse. Browser makers can stop JS shenanigans, but they are also integrating web assembly: th

My "dystopian future prediction" is it's about to get a whole lot worse. Browser makers can stop JS shenanigans, but they are also integrating web assembly: the perfect tool for creating user-hostile, proprietary, unblockable features. Sites will deploy stupid things like "a browser inside a browser". Soon OCR/"analog holes" will be the only way around them.