And I would argue that any spec tagged with these kinds of complaints rarely ever sees broad adoption, regardless who made it. From my perspective, the only thi

And I would argue that any spec tagged with these kinds of complaints rarely ever sees broad adoption, regardless who made it. From my perspective, the only thing asm.js has going for it that offsets the downsides is that the code at least runs in other JS engines even if they don't explicitly support it. And that alone might actually be enough.