Naclwebplugin -

By 2008, web applications were becoming more complex. Yet JavaScript was interpreted (later JIT-compiled) and ran significantly slower than native executables. Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight circumvented this via proprietary plugins, but they lacked security and openness. Google proposed a better solution: . Launched in 2011, NaCl allowed developers to compile C/C++ code into a sandboxed executable that ran directly in the browser. The “plugin” aspect—the NaCl module—was the runtime environment that loaded and executed this code, much like a traditional NPAPI plugin but with stricter isolation.

was an open-source sandbox technology developed by Google to allow web applications to run compiled C and C++ code at near-native speeds directly in the browser. naclwebplugin