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> iOS for example, is technically perfectly capable of supporting this kind of extensibility, but the App Store model limits it to a few narrow and specific use
by outadoc 6y ago
> iOS for example, is technically perfectly capable of supporting this kind of extensibility, but the App Store model limits it to a few narrow and specific use-cases
Injecting third-party code into a third-party app that has to deal with DRM sounds like a recipe for disaster.
- AriaMinaei 6y agoWell don't even get me started on DRM :) But this particular use-case would still play well with DRM as it's implemented today. Netflix on the browser still has DRM, but since the <video> element is standard, it can still be hooked into and decorated.
- outadoc 6y agoSure... but "technically perfectly capable of supporting this kind of extensibility" is not true in my opinion, you'd need quite a few changes to allow this to happen safely. Apple doesn't even want apps to be sideloaded, so that's a stretch :)