Webpackage is Probably One of the Greatest Opportunities to Make the Web...
summary
Web Bundles pack an entire website into a single file that the demo builds as site.wbn using gen-bundle/dump-bundle/sign-bundle (Go tools) with an alternative wbn npm implementation, then drag‑drops into Chrome with an experimental flag and it runs with embedded headers, redirects and resource entries. Signed exchanges attach an HTTPS signature so browsers verify integrity and origin, enabling offline distribution and supply‑chain checks that thwart stolen‑credential npm publish attacks, though key management and optional signatures pose deployment and ad‑blocker compatibility concerns.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 1:13Disclaimer
- 1:52Webpackage is actually 3 specs
- 2:21Web Bundle
- 9:48Signed exchange
- 11:47Security Headers example
- 20:04Webpackage opens multiple doors
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