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    1. Scott Arciszewski‏ @CiPHPerCoder 21 Oct 2019
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      Yeah, they seem to have agreed with this and immediately closed the issue:https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/17154#issuecomment-544635255 …

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    2. Remko Tronçon‏ @remko 23 Oct 2019
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      Remko Tronçon Retweeted Henrik Joreteg

      To illustrate the mindset: https://twitter.com/HenrikJoreteg/status/1186885531692457986 … (Compressed) LibSodium-Plus takes you half way to an 'atrocious monstrosity' 😉

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      Henrik Joreteg @HenrikJoreteg
      From UX perspective, single page apps are awesome. Trouble is, most devs and orgs don't know how to build them without creating atrocious, 500k+ JS monstrosities. Despite popular belief... it's not impossible, even with complex requirements.
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    3. Scott Arciszewski‏ @CiPHPerCoder 24 Oct 2019
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      I'd like to be able to use the built-in crypto module as an alternative backend for people who obsess over filesize, buthttps://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/30097 …

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    4. Remko Tronçon‏ @remko 24 Oct 2019
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      TBH, I don't think anyone cares about size on backend. From your comments, I take it SubtleCrypto from the Web Crypto API is not good enough? E.g. the spec only mentions "P-*" curves.

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    5. Scott Arciszewski‏ @CiPHPerCoder 24 Oct 2019
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      First: I have a very negative opinion of WebCrypto as a spec. But let's put that aside for now. I wanted Ed25519 / X25519 as a basis for an early "fewer dependencies" sodium-plus. P-* curves aren't compatible with libsodium.

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    6. Remko Tronçon‏ @remko 24 Oct 2019
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      Yeah, disappointing! I expected someone at least asking for Curve25519 in the Web Crypto API (even just as a browser-specific extension), but can't find that either. I would expect having it as a web API would be the way to get it 'accepted'. I guess browser crypto is too niche?

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    7. Scott Arciszewski‏ @CiPHPerCoder 24 Oct 2019
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      The problem is that WebCrypto is a potluck standard, designed by committee, with the initial goal of implementing DRM in browsers, not offering secure cryptography for general use.

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    8. Remko Tronçon‏ @remko 24 Oct 2019
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      That doesn’t mean it can’t be (made) to serve a useful purpose. But that would probably be a long term investment: would take very long to get implemented, if it gets accepted at all. If the curve is all that is missing, maybe it would be doable, and a POC can be easily created?

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    9. Scott Arciszewski‏ @CiPHPerCoder 24 Oct 2019
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      Better idea than trying to fix a broken, bloated standard by increasing the bloat: Replace it with a superior standard.

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    10. Remko Tronçon‏ @remko 24 Oct 2019
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      Sure, but that would be more work, and would require a very convincing case I guess. Not sure if this is realistic, maybe someone like @agl__ knows.

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      Frank‏ @jedisct1 24 Oct 2019
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      The WebAssembly standard interface doesn’t have a crypto module yet. It will be badly needed, but no one is working on it. It’s a good opportunity to design something better than WebCrypto.

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