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That makes sense to me. This is a reasonable compromise for Mozilla, but it's still a compromise. What they want is a free (as in FOSS) codec. What they got is
by hyperpape 13y ago
That makes sense to me. This is a reasonable compromise for Mozilla, but it's still a compromise. What they want is a free (as in FOSS) codec. What they got is a single free of charge implementation of a patent encumbered codec.