>>HTML5 does not require binary plugins in order to work. Yet... EME opens the door, and only the Naive believe EME will start and stop at Video Content. The

>>HTML5 does not require binary plugins in order to work. Yet... EME opens the door, and only the Naive believe EME will start and stop at Video Content. There are already requests for ebooks,and fonts. Images and and even web content itself is not far behind >I agree that it's a myth that EME doesn't have plugins. What EME does is reduce the scope of those plugins. Yes and no, if you buy in to the "perfect sandbox" myth then sure, but to believe CDM's are secure is laughable. There are too many hooks into the hardware, there as to be in order to bypass the user, for it to actually be secure. No the security is more protecting the CDM from the user, not protecting the user from the CDM