> In a world where browser manufacturers, as a block, refused to implement DRM This is a world where we were a couple years ago. The content providers used plu

> In a world where browser manufacturers, as a block, refused to implement DRM This is a world where we were a couple years ago. The content providers used plugins to provide DRM for the raw video (Widevine for example) or serve the video inside a container that has DRM (flash/silverlight). One of the main reasons for flash and silverlight dying away is that browsers could do more and more of what they did. And playing video the way the content producers/distributors wanted is a big part of that.