I've always heard the same thing. I have some questions, if anyone has answers. 1.) Is WebAssembly better about timing + buffers? 2.) Is JS have a WebGL-esque

I've always heard the same thing. I have some questions, if anyone has answers. 1.) Is WebAssembly better about timing + buffers? 2.) Is JS have a WebGL-esque lower-level interface with audio hardware planned? 3.) I believe Electron grants more local permissions. I know Electron has some modernization hurdles (ESM still I think) but wonder if it's any better or the Chromium process within it has higher affinity than a proper browser. Not quite "web-based" but maybe a better option as your project gets more complex. 4.) Is it possible to have a buffer that "renders" separate from any loops themselves? If you can't time a drumtrack in real-time accurately enough or "play" an instrument you could certainly have it render N millisecond ahead.