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Did Apple actually support this proposal? Seems like their own self-interest would want them to reject this. The lack of a standardized web DRM would push devel
by dottrap 9y ago
Did Apple actually support this proposal? Seems like their own self-interest would want them to reject this. The lack of a standardized web DRM would push developers to native apps which benefits Apple. And web DRM doesn't benefit the iTunes eco-system.
- LeoPanthera 9y agoSafari has supported for DRM for quite a while. It was the first browser to support Netflix without a plugin.
- gsnedders 9y agoNotably Safari on iOS was the largest browser to not support Netflix prior to this.
- LeoPanthera 9y agoThough since there is an app for iOS, I doubt many people cared.
- floatboth 9y agoWell, it's still not standardized web DRM. It's an API to access DRM. Chrome/Firefox can use Widevine, but Safari will only use Apple FairPlay.