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Now i'm gonna say that plain and clear : I don't care which wins, between PNacl and asm.js, i just care that one or them wins, and gets in every browser with decent performance.

Both approaches have their merits and drawbacks, I personnally prefer asm.js because of backward compatibilty and portability, but if we could avoid a 5 years fight about which is gonna bring near native perf in the browser, it would be absolutely awesome.



I care who wins and I hope its asm.js

For me, its not that important, that every browser supports it. I have a large base of Business clients who have no problem, using whatever browser gets the job done best.




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