Firefox Runs Inside a Browser: A WebAssembly Breakthrough

It's a project by Puter that compiles Firefox to WebAssembly to run inside another browser, enabling a full browsing experience within the host browser.

The team used generative AI (Claude) costing an estimated $25,000 to compile the code, relying on the Wisp protocol to route traffic through Puter's servers.

Yes, it supports end-to-end encryption, with HTTPS traffic encrypted while HTTP traffic remains in cleartext.

It can be used for secure cloud computing, cybersecurity applications, and providing isolated browsing environments for government and enterprise.