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by brianpgordon 3727 days ago
You can hardly call anything beyond JavaScript "heavy DRM." Something written in pure JavaScript running along the rest of the page's scripts could hardly be called DRM at all. It would be completely trivial to break.

I'm actually OK with the current HTML5 DRM scheme. Sure some binary blob runs and you don't know what's going on inside, but Firefox runs it in a sandbox so it can't do anything bad. Seems fine to me.