content: Further, the fact this became a W3C standard is outright appalling. This means a collective group of technologies endorsed creating a standard which evidences tampering of copyrighted material for the usage of legal prosecution.  W3C Director Tim Berners-Lee had concluded that the objections raised "had already been addressed" or that they were "overruled."  Berners-Lee literally invented the internet. His endorsement is either: valid, or; he's been paid-off. I am very on the fence as to which it is.  We [the EFF] disagree.  Read their mission statement. The EFF, the last frontier of digital rights protections, is calling bullshit on making these new copyright specifications a standard for browsers to implement.  Brave  I would suggest considering this as a default browser. Remember the Brendan Eich controversy (CEO outed from Mozilla by SJWs)? He invented Brave and disagrees with browsers implementing a standard that essentially documents users with a crime if they manipulate copyrighted footage. I would not suggest using any browsers which abide by the W3C endorsement of DRM, which will be all the mainstream ones.