I hope this doesn't lead to the overhead seen in Chrome. The overhead is constant and all the time; the browser is far from crashing all the time. I'm honestly

I hope this doesn't lead to the overhead seen in Chrome. The overhead is constant and all the time; the browser is far from crashing all the time. I'm honestly very skeptic about the tradeoff here. And with the move to HTML5 and away from binaries ran by a browser engine, I'm unsure about the necessity due to current security issues in modern browsers too. The security nightmares in browsers always seem to have been related to ActiveX, NPAPI, running black boxes in general. I actually think this was a far better idea (but ironically unthought of) during the days of ActiveX and a much less sensible idea today in 2015.