Week of October 10 – October 16, 2026: the Bytecode Alliance patched a high-severity filesystem sandbox escape in Wasmtime, the engine many products use to run customer plugins; Cloudflare...
5 posts tagged #WebAssembly.
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Note This Week in Extensibility: The Bytecode Alliance patches a sandbox escape in Wasmtime, Cloudflare acquires Deno to make self-hosted Workers a first-class path, and Shopify opens agent checkout across its catalog
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Note This Week in Extensibility: Meta open-sources the Muse Gadgets SDK for building hardware its agent controls, Microsoft ships MXC, a stable cross-platform sandbox for untrusted code, and the Model Context Protocol adds Server Cards for sizing up a server before connecting
Week of October 3 – October 9, 2026: Meta open-sources the Muse Gadgets SDK for building hardware its personal agent controls, Microsoft ships the first stable release of MXC, a cross-platform...
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Note This Week in Extensibility: Chrome Web Store caps extensions per publisher, the blogosphere discusses LLM-generated user extensions, and YC startup Vendo launches on HN
Week of August 14–21, 2026: Google caps how many extensions one publisher can list in the Chrome Web Store, an essay argues web apps should let users generate their own sandboxed extensions, and...
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Note This Week in Extensibility: Wasmtime enables GC and exceptions by default, WebMCP specs in-page agent APIs, the WebExtensions group commits to shipping spec text
Week of July 17–24, 2026: Wasmtime turns on WebAssembly GC and exceptions by default, WebMCP specifies how a user's in-page agent discovers and invokes a site's tools, and the W3C WebExtensions...
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Note This Week in Extensibility: MCP's spec locks down its auth and skills, WebMCP gets conformance tests, WebAssembly components bind to real-world interfaces
Week of July 3–10, 2026: MCP's next spec locks down its client-auth and skill-distribution pieces before a July 28 launch, WebMCP gains a cross-vendor conformance suite, the WebAssembly Component...