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jimktrains2
on July 7, 2017
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Tim Berners-Lee approves Web DRM, but W3C members ...
Plausible sure. anyone using any other plugin is also plausible, though much less likely.
The point is since it's not standard Linux and BSD will get the shaft.
wbl
on July 8, 2017
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Wildvine works on Linux today.
jimktrains2
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And other plugins that other providers might choose to use?
gsnedders
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In most browsers, they aren't actually plugins in the typical sense. As far as I'm aware, Chrome doesn't allow any other EME modules to be installed, so if a provider wants to work with Chrome they must support Widevine.
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The point is since it's not standard Linux and BSD will get the shaft.