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Gwt and html5 / WebGL multithreading support

I am currently studying GWT as a web application development tool for a future project, and the more I read, the more I like the features it provides. However, I'm not quite sure which HTML5 features are fully supported. I'm more interested in multithreading (new workflows that work directly from JavaScript), rendering WebGL through the canvas element, and possibly audio.

If these functions are not yet supported, does anyone know good libraries that are fast or stable for such functions or that can create custom widgets / wrappers or a combination of writing code in GWT and pure JavaScript.

I know that there are simpler ways to implement them through various plugins, but I want something that fully satisfies open web standards, that is, it should run directly from the browser without any plugins. This is why GWT seems to be the best candidate, it "compiles" directly in JavaScript and uses functions only from the official html specifications.

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GWT is eventually compiled into javascript, so it has all the Javascript features.

GWT provides classes (Widget, etc.) that wrap javascript / DOM functions, but this is limited to standard functions.

/ (WebGL,..) JSNI. JSNI JS, JS /.

, JS, GWT JSNI.

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