YouTube etc. don't have DRM in the video they serve, as far as I know. Hardware accelerated decoding of DRM'ed video is a completely different story, and the o

YouTube etc. don't have DRM in the video they serve, as far as I know. Hardware accelerated decoding of DRM'ed video is a completely different story, and the only browser I have seen do that on my machine even on Windows 10 is MS Edge. But there's a lot of non-DRM'ed video on the web, and getting it decoded in hardware on Linux isn't a given either.