I like to leave it as an idea here, just to think about it or to research: how about porting a good and performant RNG as a WebAssembly library which provides API for JavaScript instead of using JavaScript's Math.random(), and using the latter as a fallback with a fair warning for developers?
Rust wraps providers of operating system's RNGs and it also discloses that some browsers support Crypto.getRandomValues() as a better RNG for cryptographic operations.
I like to leave it as an idea here, just to think about it or to research: how about porting a good and performant RNG as a WebAssembly library which provides API for JavaScript instead of using JavaScript's
Math.random(), and using the latter as a fallback with a fair warning for developers?Rust wraps providers of operating system's RNGs and it also discloses that some browsers support
Crypto.getRandomValues()as a better RNG for cryptographic operations.