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The issue with using Sodium on Scala.js is that Sodium requires Java finalizers for its memory management, and Javascript does not allow for these to be implemented. They are impossible to implement in Javascript, so (unless I am wrong) Scala.js can't possibly have done it. Note that this will only leak memory if you use the Sodium 'switch' primitive, because the issue is in cleaning up Sodium objects that are no longer used, and this can only happen when you use 'switch'.