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It's an attack on Firefox. By ensuring H264 is the dominant video codec they shut Firefox out of the competition, because Firefox cannot implement a non-free v
by AndrewDucker 17y ago
It's an attack on Firefox.
By ensuring H264 is the dominant video codec they shut Firefox out of the competition, because Firefox cannot implement a non-free video codec.
- andrewf 17y agoFirefox is free to hand H.264 content to Windows' media framework for display, just like IE will.
- est 17y agoTheoretically Firefox can comment a flag in source code which use ffmpeg to render video, just like what Chromium did. The official binary doesn't support H.264, but tons of thirdparty build would.