Don't get me wrong: the reason why both Node and Deno (and probably JavaScript itself!) are so successful is that v8 is a ridiculously good runtime, and libuv i

Don't get me wrong: the reason why both Node and Deno (and probably JavaScript itself!) are so successful is that v8 is a ridiculously good runtime, and libuv is great. Deno did something smart: all the non-web-compatible APIs are under the Deno package. That's great, and almost fixes the issue I am highlighting. If Node could do the same, and provide a way to find at "compile time" (that is, statically), if a package is web-compatible or not, that would be very good. My issue has probably more to do with npm than with Node itself.