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>>jakobd+(OP)
They're going to prevent me from running an adblocker in this "web integrity" environment, aren't they.

>>LispSp+n9
Not until Mozilla gives in.

>>benter+dg
As I recall, Mozilla caved last time with EME so I would not count on it.

>>LispSp+1h
Yeah, that was when I realized that Mozilla wasn't really able to stand up to the bad guys as much as we'd hope.

>>JohnFe+Li
You can still disable EME if you don't want it. That's a lot harder to do on other browsers.

I would probably have dropped Firefox back then if it was the only browser that I couldn't watch Netflix in, and I wouldn't be the only one. I don't think Mozilla can bear the loss of userbase.

>>jeroen+pl
Right. That's why Mozilla can't meaningfully stand up against these forces anymore. It's not that they don't want to, it's that they don't have the market strength.