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Oh you mean something only ONE browser supports (and "ever" will), is non-standard, and attempts (and will probably succeed) to split the web by providing free

by zobzu 15y ago

Oh you mean something only ONE browser supports (and "ever" will), is non-standard, and attempts (and will probably succeed) to split the web by providing free games (don't worry, there's still in game payments)? Great days ahead! (yeah that's a variation of the comment of the same other post)

resnamen 15y ago
What? This is just another cross-compiled target, and the porting times I've seen have been really impressive. It's not taking away from anything; it's giving a new platform to existing native applications with barely any code changes. This strikes a nice compromise between demanding native applications, and safe sandboxed but technologically limited Flash applications. The impact of NaCL isn't limited to browsers, either. Imagine if you could finally shed that gross feeling that you get when you run binaries on your PC.
- harph 15y ago
  What "gross feeling" are you talking about? But yes, browsers will benefit from this - providing that the technology will be implemented by all of them, not only Chrome.
  - resnamen 15y ago
    The feeling that you might be running a bit of malware that is newer than your virus definitions.