> Again, the fact that this works with Silverlight and Flash disproves your argument. I don't like DRM, I wish people would refuse to give up control of their d

> Again, the fact that this works with Silverlight and Flash disproves your argument. I don't like DRM, I wish people would refuse to give up control of their devices but it's time to stop pretending that most of the computer users on the planet haven't decided the deal is acceptable. It doesn't work with flash. Because Adobe has given up trying to do that, because it turned out to be unusable. Flash shares a framebuffer with the browser compositor, and that's why it's been used for everything under the sun, because it became usable enough by that simple measure of not drawing directly on screen bypassing the browsers compositor.