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I don't see the problem with asm. It appears that Chrome and Opera support them too. It can only be a good thing. https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2013/1

I don't see the problem with asm. It appears that Chrome and Opera support them too. It can only be a good thing. https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2013/11/26/chrome-and-opera-optimize-for-mozilla-pioneered-asm-js/ https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2013/11/26/chrome-an... It doesn't require requires a plugin install like NaCl

JetSpiegel 13y ago
The article links to that article, come on! Don't people read stuff anymore?
- waterflame 13y ago
  no.
- frik 13y ago
  The linked website has an horrible animated background picture. Reading the text is almost impossible with IE 11. Screenshot: http://postimg.org/image/46p2krx95/ http://postimg.org/image/46p2krx95/
  - omeid2 13y ago
    I hate to be that guy, but you're using IE. On a serious note, you can't really blame people for not supporting a browser that needs hack for every single version. Related: http://www.paulirish.com/2011/browser-market-pollution-iex-is-the-new-ie6/ http://www.paulirish.com/2011/browser-market-pollution-iex-i...
    - frik 13y ago
      Ask the JQuery devs, Chrome causes them more troubles than all other modern browsers combined (IE9+, FF, Safari, etc). I am well aware of the history and I hate IE < 10 too. I use FF as main development browser, and beside others of course Chrome and IE 11. The trouble comes when people only test their website with Chrome. I am using IE 11 as I have to at my workplace and it has by far the best UX (IMHO). FF still uses only one process and cannot handle my habit of using dozens or even hundreds of tabs in an optimal way.
    - ben0x539 13y ago
      Meh, delivering a bunch of text with some images and hyperlinks inbetween was pretty much a solved problem twenty years ago. It's nice that there's still progress being made towards doing more interesting things on the web, but if you have trouble pushing text and images to IE the problem might not lie with IE.
  - Jare 13y ago
    IE11 is a very promising alpha release of the next "good" IE.
coldtea 13y ago
>I don't see the problem with asm. That's because you didn't read the article. Which among other things, already points to that blog post.

JetSpiegel 13y ago

The article links to that article, come on! Don't people read stuff anymore?

waterflame 13y ago
no.
frik 13y ago
The linked website has an horrible animated background picture. Reading the text is almost impossible with IE 11. Screenshot: http://postimg.org/image/46p2krx95/ http://postimg.org/image/46p2krx95/
- omeid2 13y ago
  I hate to be that guy, but you're using IE. On a serious note, you can't really blame people for not supporting a browser that needs hack for every single version. Related: http://www.paulirish.com/2011/browser-market-pollution-iex-is-the-new-ie6/ http://www.paulirish.com/2011/browser-market-pollution-iex-i...
  - frik 13y ago
    Ask the JQuery devs, Chrome causes them more troubles than all other modern browsers combined (IE9+, FF, Safari, etc). I am well aware of the history and I hate IE < 10 too. I use FF as main development browser, and beside others of course Chrome and IE 11. The trouble comes when people only test their website with Chrome. I am using IE 11 as I have to at my workplace and it has by far the best UX (IMHO). FF still uses only one process and cannot handle my habit of using dozens or even hundreds of tabs in an optimal way.
  - ben0x539 13y ago
    Meh, delivering a bunch of text with some images and hyperlinks inbetween was pretty much a solved problem twenty years ago. It's nice that there's still progress being made towards doing more interesting things on the web, but if you have trouble pushing text and images to IE the problem might not lie with IE.
- Jare 13y ago
  IE11 is a very promising alpha release of the next "good" IE.

coldtea 13y ago

>I don't see the problem with asm. That's because you didn't read the article. Which among other things, already points to that blog post.