We discussed this previously (
http://lists.whatwg.org/pipermail/whatwg-whatwg.org/2009-July/020865.html) -
the consensus was that since the Worker APIs are inherently asynchronous,
user agents were free to impose limits on worker creation (and queue up new
creation requests when the limit has been
David Bruant :
> "In the delegation example, the number of workers chosen is an arbitrary
> 10. But, in a single-core processor, having only one worker will result
> in more or less the same running time, because at the end, each worker
> runs on the only core."
>
Ian Hickson :
"That depends
