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If browser vendors want to create their own DRM extensions, then that's on them. But it seems to me that the W3C went too far in including DRM capability within
by ldjb 4y ago
If browser vendors want to create their own DRM extensions, then that's on them. But it seems to me that the W3C went too far in including DRM capability within the standards for the web.
The end result may be comparable, but I think the principle of it is important.
- Blikkentrekker 4y agoPrincipled men achieve nothing and make the word a worse place for both themselves and those whom they care about. “principles” is another word for being irrational and nonstrategic.
- shadowgovt 4y agoIt's on them and on web developers, who then have to deal with a balkanized client space without even the courtesy of a standard to allow the page to detect whether a given decryptor is available.