This work has accumulated a great deal of knowledge at Mozilla specific to the process of porting games and graphics technologies. WebAssembly builds on Mozilla’s original asm.js specification, which was created to serve as a plugin-free compilation target approach for applications and games on the web. Mozilla has worked closely with the games industry for several years to reach this stage: including milestones like the release of games built with Emscripten in 2013, the preview of Unreal Engine 4 running in Firefox (2014), bringing the Unity game engine to WebGL also in 2014, exporting an indie Unity game to WebVR in 2016, and most recently, the March release of Firefox 52 with WebAssembly. Now available in Firefox and Chrome, and coming soon in Edge and WebKit, WebAssembly enables the execution of code at a low assembly-like level in the browser. The biggest improvement this year to web performance has been the introduction of WebAssembly.
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