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> Like the inability of interact with the DOM (or other browser APIs) without calling out to JavaScript. They're working on this. It's a tough problem, because
by striking 5y ago
> Like the inability of interact with the DOM (or other browser APIs) without calling out to JavaScript.
They're working on this. It's a tough problem, because someone has to own the resources.
I don't think browser fragmentation is an issue for the same reason that CPU instruction set fragmentation isn't an issue: you can always compile to the lowest common denominator or ensure you are only running code segments that the target platform supports using runtime checks, just the same way we do it in native applications today.