I've been mentioning this together with a very slimmed down html5 for a while now: - make something close to an html5 equivalent to asm.js: remove all ambiguou

I've been mentioning this together with a very slimmed down html5 for a while now: - make something close to an html5 equivalent to asm.js: remove all ambiguous variants, everything we know is slow. - "ban" all Javascript except some small pre-defined libraries like this. - make a catchy name (html-core? web-core?) and a validator for it. Call it a standard. It will be fast in all browsers, maybe really fast in browsers that care to optimize for it. If it becomes a thing we can create new simpler pure web browsers (as opposed to todays application platforms that we will then start calling old or legacy html :-)