This CL moves the base::Feature from content_features.h to
a generated feature from runtime_enabled_features.json5.
This means that the base::Feature can be default-enabled
while the web API is co...
DRM for the web, think “you must disable your adblocker to use this site” except it actually works, and can do much more like a site can make it where you can only open it on x specific version of Google Chrome, refusing access to Firefox or MS edge users if they wanted. Or it could refuse to work if any extensions are enabled (people using lesser known accessibility extensions for vision difficulties etc. may be refused access to sites).
Well-intentioned sites hopefully won’t abuse this, but the large chunk of sites, like 80% of the internet, likely will.
It is, but for this it could still be considered separate depending how sites implement it because this is checking how the page is loading itself on the browser, not an is-chromium checker.
DRM for the web, think “you must disable your adblocker to use this site” except it actually works, and can do much more like a site can make it where you can only open it on x specific version of Google Chrome, refusing access to Firefox or MS edge users if they wanted. Or it could refuse to work if any extensions are enabled (people using lesser known accessibility extensions for vision difficulties etc. may be refused access to sites).
Well-intentioned sites hopefully won’t abuse this, but the large chunk of sites, like 80% of the internet, likely will.
If this becomes heavily used, I will probably go back to reading books for entertainment instead of browsing the web.
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My books aren’t digital at all. How can they have DRM?
I only buy books that don‘t have a DRM requirement or pirate them so no issues for me.
Sad but true 😢
So basically, anyone consuming the internet in any shape or form other than the intended by corporate owners is automatically dead in the water.
Man, I can’t go back to ad-full, sponsor-skipless youtube… It’s too awful.
Edge is Chromium
It is, but for this it could still be considered separate depending how sites implement it because this is checking how the page is loading itself on the browser, not an is-chromium checker.