> If widespread restrictions are going to exist anyway, then it's strictly better for the interface to be standardized. Those widespread restrictions imply tha

> If widespread restrictions are going to exist anyway, then it's strictly better for the interface to be standardized. Those widespread restrictions imply that only proprietary browsers and operating systems can use EME. However "standardizing" the interface gives those proprietary companies the opportunity to claim that their solution is "standards compliant", while in reality the standard is a farce and their solutions are nothing of the kind.