> Standardizing DRM is one way to limit the power of platform holders over content providers. Half the problem is EME doesn't even attempt to standardise DRM i

> Standardizing DRM is one way to limit the power of platform holders over content providers. Half the problem is EME doesn't even attempt to standardise DRM in any real way: it just provides a JS API to deal with DRM'd content, decrypted by some "module" which interfaces with the browser in an undefined way (and in every case except Firefox, does so by bundled with no possibility of any other modules being installed).