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Fair enough on both points.
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As long as they don't actually try to start any threads there is no reason to prevent them from running/starting. Such programs will now instead fail when they first try to create a thread. This is useful for programs that are built with threading support but might also want to run in environments without SharedArrayBuffer, e.g. when deployed without COOP/COEP.
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As long as they don't actually try to start any threads there is no
reason to prevent them from running/starting.
Such programs will now instead fail when they first try to create
a thread.
This is useful for programs that are built with threading support but
might also want to run in environments without SharedArrayBuffer,
e.g. when deployed without COOP/COEP.