SQLite is already likely the most widely distributed software library in the world. It's in most browsers, it's in both major mobile platforms. It's in cars, planes, boats, trains, and probably in more than one software on your desktop, if not your desktop OS/platform itself. It's also one of the most thoroughly tested libraries on the planet.

In any case, I would rather have the W3C, etc. just setting on a minimal SQLite version implementation as a baseline. Or, similar to JS spec now follow with the minimal active version in major browsers. MS IE/Edge was the main holdout, and they're going with Blink (Chrome) based builds now.

As to AlaSQL, I'm curious how it compares to an emscripten build of SQLite.