> Mozilla, in particular, is fighting this very outcome. The underlying justification for its development of the Firefox OS smartphone platform is that it wants

> Mozilla, in particular, is fighting this very outcome. The underlying justification for its development of the Firefox OS smartphone platform is that it wants to ensure that the Web itself is the application platform, and that software and services aren't locked away in a series of proprietary, platform-specific apps. And yet, it is precisely this outcome that opposition to EME will produce. It's not in Mozilla's interest to support EME because they won't be available for their platform. They're essentially plugins with a narrower API and I don't see how it would make sense to have them if you have access to the source code and the decryption key.