>The thing is, it is in your browser. I already excluded this part from my criticism. Please read my original comment. >You can't say the same for Steam. So,

>The thing is, it is in your browser. I already excluded this part from my criticism. Please read my original comment. >You can't say the same for Steam. So, the solution to that is to create something like Steam, but better. Choosing an inferior technology is the opposite of a solution. I predict that advertisers are going to overuse webGL just like flash. We're going to see webGL blockers crop up the minute it gets any kind of traction. Certainly, I am not going to subject my machine to another malware vector.