Yes! YoWASP is fantastic. In fact, that extension came to be after we contracted the dev to create NPM packages for the WebAssembly bundles they're maintaining. We use the exact same bundles if the extension detects that it is running in a browser (or if the user explicitly wants to use them). However, if possible we prefer to download and maintain native tool bundles for performance reasons.

Their VSCode extension is a lot more basic than ours, but it might be more suitable for advanced users. It's basically just a wasm tool runner that you pass command line options into, whereas we also include things such as project management and various visualization options. Which one to use depends on what your needs are, really.