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It's not full circle. It's using built-in browser capabilities instead of a special sideloaded runtime granted by a browser extension. An example of full circl
by hombre_fatal 2y ago
It's not full circle. It's using built-in browser capabilities instead of a special sideloaded runtime granted by a browser extension.
An example of full circle would be if wasm apps needed a browser extension so that they could access APIs not allowed by the browser.