Hacker News with Generative AI: Browser Development

Implications of Global Privacy Control (mozilla.org)
Privacy has been a focal point for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) for the last few years, with their release of their Privacy Principles and browser vendors working on what host of tools should replace third-party cookies. It makes sense, then, that the Global Privacy Control (GPC) has gained traction and is on a standards track, with the Privacy Working Group having recently published the first working draft.
Privacy, Web Standards, Technology, Browser Development, User Privacy
73 points by danielskogly 41 days ago | 45 comments
Show HN: Compiling C in the browser using WebAssembly (wasmer.io)
We’ve reached a major milestone in making any software run with WebAssembly. Thanks to the newest release of Wasmer (4.4) and the Wasmer JS SDK (0.9.0) you can now run clang anywhere Wasmer runs!
WebAssembly, C Programming, Browser Development, Software, New Releases
174 points by syrusakbary 201 days ago | 71 comments
Notes on running Go in the browser with WebAssembly (thegreenplace.net)
Recently I've had to compile Go to WebAssembly to run in the browser in a couple of small projects (#1, #2), and in general spent some time looking at WebAssembly. I find WebAssembly to be an exciting technology, both for the web and for other uses (e.g. with WASI); specifically, it's pretty great that we can take existing projects and components written in Go and run them in the browser.
WebAssembly, Go, Programming, Browser Development
5 points by todsacerdoti 224 days ago | 0 comments