> The Component Model can’t formally reach 1.0 without native implementation in at least two browser engines.

I don't quite understand why the Component Model is now suddenly a browser thing, and on top something that needs to be implemented natively in browsers instead of a convention between different compiler toolchains.

Keep that boondoggle in WASI and the Bytecode Alliance. WASM in the browser works just fine without the added runtime complexity.

Because no one cares about yet another CORBA, gRPC is good enough, and going forward stuff like MCP and A2A are way more relevant even, so they need the browser for having any use case at all that people would actually care about.

Otherwise in a couple of years no one would care Component Model ever existed.