Fable 5 Ported the Ladybird Browser to WebAssembly in One Shot and It Cost $552
ent101
22 points
10 comments
June 11, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
colesantiago
If this is true, software is essentially worthless.
gjvc
nonsense. way too cheap. add a couple/few of zeros and maybe.
_wire_
What was the human operator cost? How was the port verified as complete?
ronsor
A WASM browser is cool for general portability reasons. Right now porting browsers to bespoke targets is a major PITA, even for WebKit.