Do you?

WASM offers a false sense of portability only because it is basically useless.

That doesn't have much to do with this project or what I talked about. It is a bytecode meant to be JIT compiled. It has nothing to do directly with supporting an API, and none of this has anything to do with running on the GPU.

lagging severely behind present-day Vulkan.

So what? What does this have to do with anything? What point are you trying to make?

And it's not even well-supported across browsers.

It's new and already works in chrome. What is your point?

To suggest that all of this is a "sofware update" away seems very naive. The kind of thing somebody without a technical background would suggest.

There is no substance here, just you saying "nu uh".

My recommendation, as someone with a technical background, is that you try it with chrome. It's easy to install, just search for install chrome then download the executable, then double click.

I think you misunderstood everything that I was saying though, your reply doesn't seem to connect to the idea that using an API then making the benefits of the API the unique aspect of the software is a bad idea.