There’s a third path here, which is to target WebAssembly directly, with no wrappers. Then you can import just the functionality the module needs to work. The

There’s a third path here, which is to target WebAssembly directly, with no wrappers. Then you can import just the functionality the module needs to work. The benefit is that you can actually understand what your code is capable of doing to its environment (instead of working with the “one size fits all” type of interface that has produced so many security issues on existing platforms).