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These type of comments are useless to anyone who does not already agree with you. Point out how. Include examples and data
by simula67 10y ago
These type of comments are useless to anyone who does not already agree with you. Point out how. Include examples and data
- flukus 10y agoBecause no private company should have that much control, we've been down that path and it was bad enough I thought it should be obvious. Then there's things like adding DRM, a user hostile "feature" google shoved down our throats. Visit netflix on a linux box and you'll discover that "works with chrome" is the new "works with IE".
- seanp2k2 10y agoIt works in Ubuntu. Maybe I'm missing your point. It didn't used to work on Linux at all, without jumping through a ton of hoops pretending to not be Linux.
- gcp 10y agoIt only works if your browser claims to be Chrome. (That's how you can get it working in Firefox, too)
- flukus 10y agoThe point is you should never have had to pretend, web browsers shouldn't contain DRM. It's not working for me on arch.
- pjmlp 10y agoAnd Flash Ads were easy to turn off instead of the pile of workarounds we have to use nowadays with JavaScript ads.