I think you may be hard pressed to find anyone on this site, or even the web, who writes a post about JavaScript and means the version from Netscape 2 (without explicitly saying so).
Still, to the day the main thread runs completely synchronous unless you use events, Promises or async/await either directly or indirectly.
Sure, if you only write synchronous code it will only run synchronously. ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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I think you may be hard pressed to find anyone on this site, or even the web, who writes a post about JavaScript and means the version from Netscape 2 (without explicitly saying so).
Still, to the day the main thread runs completely synchronous unless you use events, Promises or async/await either directly or indirectly.
Sure, if you only write synchronous code it will only run synchronously. ¯_(ツ)_/¯