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I've been browsing with EME disabled for years, most stuff still works, I just leave sites that don't. If I accidentally hit a site with EME too much, I add the
by kgwxd 7y ago
I've been browsing with EME disabled for years, most stuff still works, I just leave sites that don't. If I accidentally hit a site with EME too much, I add the domain to my link block list so I never see links to them ever again. If most people would get on board with that for just a year, it could sway the industry to stop using it.
- thom 7y agoSame experience for me with sites that try to pull off GDPR shenanigans. If you don’t make it easy for me I just close the site and never return, and let’s be honest, my life is better for it. The more hostile the web becomes the more likely I am to go for a walk in the park instead. Fine by me, really.
- lucb1e 7y agoFor anyone else wondering, EME is Encrypted Media Extensions, browser DRM.