Right, as I said up thread: "I think it's rather than the market rewards performance above security." - so we're not really disagreeing. In this case I doubt t

Right, as I said up thread: "I think it's rather than the market rewards performance above security." - so we're not really disagreeing. In this case I doubt there'd be a big CPU overhead. There'd be some memory overhead, and browsers compete on that, although of course they're kind of memory pigs already. "The code is there. You can try to link Java JCA/JSSE to Firefox or whatever the project is about. I'm interested in learning how it looks and how it works." I think once Panama (the new FFI) gets released it'd be interesting to experiment with this sort of thing, though I don't care about Firefox personally. That would eliminate a lot of the tedious boilerplate you'd otherwise have to churn out.