Who said we have to kill off Wasm, Wasm (minus SIMD) is extremely simple and allows the user (the webdev) to ship the complexity, and not build the complexity into the browser itself.
> We use WASM in web apps that are used by a very large number of “regular” consumers. It would be stupid to kill that off.
Large numbers of users use lots of features. That doesn't change that most of them use none of them. WASM would continue to exist. It just doesn't need to be in every browser.
