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IMHO the problem is first of all aesthetically, digital rights minimization does not belong into an open standard. And on the more technical side, the encrypte
by yk 13y ago
IMHO the problem is first of all aesthetically, digital rights minimization does not belong into an open standard.
And on the more technical side, the encrypted media extension working draft [1] says itself:
This specification does not define a content protection or Digital Rights Management system. Rather, it defines a common API that may be used to discover, select and interact with such systems[...]
Translation, it is not content without flash, they are adding another API, to interact with a flash like plugin. So it archives precisely nothing compared to flash, except to grow the attack surface of the browser.