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> are you required to share the source with any third party your browser makes any request to? The source to your changes to the binary, you mean, maybe? I don
by pessimizer 3y ago
> are you required to share the source with any third party your browser makes any request to?
The source to your changes to the binary, you mean, maybe? I don't understand the question. You seem to be implying that using an AGPL WASM binary would require you to share the browser's source. If that binary were a network application that was serving other clients, it makes sense to me that you'd be required to share modifications that you made to that binary, but I have no idea of how you would include the entire browser in that calculation.
If there's anything scary, I'd say it would be that if you were serving a WASM blob to someone's browser, you'd have to be prepared to also distribute the source (and changes) to the binary if it was AGPL licensed.