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The document summarizes the superpowers of modern web browsers. It discusses how web browsers can be used for interactive graphics, audio/video synthesis, and accessing sensors. It provides examples of how web browsers allow for graphics, sound, input/output capabilities, and offline functionality. It also discusses languages like JavaScript and WebAssembly that power web browsers, as well as APIs and tools for graphics, input/output, sound, and virtual reality capabilities in web browsers.
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