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Was all good until you mentioned Chromium... Can you really back the claim that it's entirely written in javascript then?
Of course not. It's more like a browser shell or browser UI written in Javascript (which is still an interesting idea, but not particularly new).

A large portion of Firefox (and SeaMonkey before it) are written in JavaScript, with XUL used to do UI layout.

I have some security concerns about this. How to protect yourself from unsafe websites?
Javascript seems to be in some feedback loop where so much is written in Javascript that so many people learn Javascript that it increasingly seems sensible to write more things in Javascript.
How is that "entirely" in javascript when the most important parts are basically implemented in Chromium.
If it's entirely in JS, can I run it in my current browser?