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The End of Indie Web Browsers: You Can (Not) Compete

47 pointsby smaddockover 5 years ago

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zentiggrover 5 years ago
I for one would love to see new browsers come forward and explicitly state that they are not implementing EME in any way, and see just how that plays out.<p>My optimistic (maybe too deeply rose colored) vision would be for viewership of EME-locked content to drop off so far that the companies using it have to give up and reopen distribution.
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theamkover 5 years ago
Note this only applies to a small number of websites: Netflix, Hulu, etc... And there are plenty of people who do not visit those websites from their primary computer.<p>So while this is definitely annoying, this is hardly the end for <i>all</i> the indie browsers -- just like EA banning Linux gamers does not mean that all gaming on Linux is dead.
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