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Wait... I first heard of widevine last week when I tried watching netflix on my work's laptop (debian), using firefox. It didn't work so I googled, found out ab
by johnchristopher 5y ago
Wait... I first heard of widevine last week when I tried watching netflix on my work's laptop (debian), using firefox. It didn't work so I googled, found out about widevine and special settings. I tweaked some chrome/chromium parameters but it didn't work.
All this in a private window.
Once I used Netflix in a normal window (Firefox or chromium) it worked.
Worth a try ?
- Anon_troll 5y agoI don't think Firefox and Chrome run extensions/plugins in private windows without you first allowing them to run. That might be the case here.
- madeofpalk 5y agoWidevine is more or less the "industry standard" for in-browser video DRM. Basically everyone uses it.