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If Blazor.Webassembly let me jail break I can basically use it instead of MAUI.Blazor, then when blazor webassembly real multi threading support comes out it's all good |
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Sometimes the appeal for building application in browser is overshadowed by the restriction of the browser
People liking all the benefits for unifying UI/Users experience would be different from people who are actually developing for the web and finding the other parts of the web a bad thing rather than a good thing
For example, MAUI.Blazor using webview for its UI and all the networking requests you are making in C# is outside of the browser and you do not run into CORS issue : Therefore if the people using MAUI.Blazor wants to use Blazor the same way as merely a platform for UI there is nothing wrong (It can be necessary as MAUI.Blazor doesn't support Linux, Blazor.Webassembly can)
Therefore let people use methods in their startup program block in their web app say a Blazor.Webassembly app to disable specific things of the browser jails :
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