This project is going to die unsuccessful. The sooner you stop working on it, the less you will lose unless you really enjoy building this for no other reason t

This project is going to die unsuccessful. The sooner you stop working on it, the less you will lose unless you really enjoy building this for no other reason than doing it and having something you can put on your resume. People who need solutions like peggo needed can use the Java applet a portion of their users already have, or they could use asm.js and convert their binaries into JS that runs in the browser. Months ago, I saw a post here where I ran a Qt desktop GUI in my browser that was nothing but JS. I don't see any real projects / sites that would use Arc, because it would be a lot of friction / poor UX for their users, and it is simply unnecessary because there are already usable solutions to client-side computing.