Couple of issues with that, how does this plugin know that this wasm-blob is together with a certain source? Since wasm is often the compile target and don't ha

Couple of issues with that, how does this plugin know that this wasm-blob is together with a certain source? Since wasm is often the compile target and don't have comments afaik how do you really tell the plugin what license it is? I guess what I am really asking is how would it say so? Because even if it is free software I assume this plugin would block it anyway since it don't know. You could write an html comment just above it but how will I as a website owner know that this plugin: 1. Exists. 2. How to respect it. There are plenty of plugins but this seems just like a plugin if you like to suffer when you really don't have to. I can kind of understand the goal of the FSF and I do hate some modern software today and companies trying to remove ownership but I have never thought the way FSF is doing stuff is a good way to reach their goal.