This is part of a strategy to eliminate the openness of the web, right now your client still has full view and control of the code running on it in the browser to a certain degree.
Companies do not want this, this makes it possible to reverse engineer their process, to view what they are doing, and basically takes away control.
They want a future where your browser is instead a portal to the web where various companies just deliver black boxes of bytes to your machine and you don't have visibility into the code that is running, the actions they are performing or what is going on. In such a world they control the platform the content and the delivery mechanism.
Openness is contrary to the goals of these large companies because that causes them to lose control.
I don’t know why you are getting downvoted, but this is the reality already. Maybe reasons behind are sometimes different, but the end result is the same.
Google is rebuilding their Docs for using canvas only[1]. You have no control over it.
Similar things are happening.
Web assembly is getting more popular, and in more cases browser is just a sandbox running arbitrary code.
E.g Microsoft has huge interest[2].
Companies do not want this, this makes it possible to reverse engineer their process, to view what they are doing, and basically takes away control.
They want a future where your browser is instead a portal to the web where various companies just deliver black boxes of bytes to your machine and you don't have visibility into the code that is running, the actions they are performing or what is going on. In such a world they control the platform the content and the delivery mechanism.
Openness is contrary to the goals of these large companies because that causes them to lose control.