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> and DRM and whatnot can go and screw themselves The funny thing is that they wouldn't have even needed to take this position. DRM works well enough on (e.g.
by kelnos 2y ago
> and DRM and whatnot can go and screw themselves
The funny thing is that they wouldn't have even needed to take this position. DRM works well enough on (e.g.) Windows to make the various studios more or less happy, and users have "root" on Windows as usual. Ditto for macOS. Hell, DRM works just fine on my Linux desktop install, as much as I despite its existence.
- XorNot 2y agoMy favorite benefit of DRM support has been that Firefox will prompt me "do you want to allow DRM content?" when I visit a news website. Ignoring that or clicking no auto-blocks all the autoplaying videos.
- freedomben 2y agoIndeed, I love this feature of Firefox. There's something that feels so damn good about saying "No" to DRM content. If only there was a way to tell the website that the content was blocked due to DRM...
- lmm 2y agoThe web is finally catching up with where it was in the Flash days.