If someone can/want to implement https://github.com/shkhln/foreign-cdm for firefox, then you should be able to watch drm content on native firefox (with linux widevine).chromium is giving to us a lot of problems on 13.3 if compiled from sources.Im trying to umderstand why widevine works with chromium and does not with firefox. For sure I would like to adapt it for the latter.
I just tried, Linux firefox doesn't do drm.
i tried enabling drm playback in Firefox in the Linuxulator and it didnt workIt seems that it works in Linux native :
so,probably it also works on Linux installed on the linuxulator.
It seems that it works in Linux native :
so,probably it also works on Linux installed on the linuxulator.
chromium on freebsd was patched to allow widevine support using linux-widevine-cdm
firefox on freebsd doesnt have support for widevine
even if you copy the widevine files used by chromium and put them into the directory where firefox expects them to be
and enable the widevine settings in about:config it doesnt work
I never said that, I said if someone want to put the effort into adapting firefox to use/adapt foreign-cdm, then it should be possible.The shkhln 's github allows us to enable widevine for Firefox installed native ? Does it work already ? Do you know how to install it ? Firefox for Linux (or better,Firefox installed on the linuxlator) does supports widevine ?
I never said that, I said if someone want to put the effort into adapting firefox to use/adapt foreign-cdm, then it should be possible.
You could try setting a custom getter which will fool most code out there but be warned Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor(navigator, 'userAgent') will reveal your spoofing actions.