Does anyone use Firefox to watch DRM protected Video content?
Is it normal for DRM to display lots of ads whenever Firefox is loaded? I did enable DRM once, a long time ago, and I started getting annoying ads whenever Firefox was loaded. It took a while for me to determine it was because of the DRM add-on. The DRM add-on was loaded into the user's file space. I do not know if displaying the ads was normal DRM add-on behavour or whether a malisious web page had replaced the originally downloaded DRM file with a hacked version. My solution at the time was to delete any Firefox folders in my /home/username area (e.g. ~/.mozilla/firefox). DRM was not too important to me, so I now just do not enable DRM. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-drm Firefox for desktop supports the Google Widevine CDM for playing DRM-controlled content. Disabling Google Widevine from the Add-ons Manager prevents it from running on your computer and prevents future updates from downloading. Please reply if you have had any such experiences. George.
