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I noticed that on Linux is you have 'Play DRM content' unchecked, and then open about:addons > plugins, and then check 'Play DRM content', that the Adobe CDM then appears in the about:addons > plugins list. This is because in GMPWrapper.onPrefEMEGlobalEnabledChanged() we're taking the branch that calls AddonManagerPrivate addon listeners. We're doing that because we're only checking the GMPWrapper.appDisabled on that branch, and so if EME is enabled, we'll go down that path for the Adobe CDM on Linux, even though the CDM itself isn't visible/supported on Linux. So we should instead only go down that path if EME is enabled, *and* if the GMP is not hidden. We can uninstall the GMP if it's hidden or EME is disabled, as there's not much point in keeping the plugin around if its disabled. This means toggling the 'Play DRM Content' checkbox doesn't make the Adobe CDM appear in the plugins list, and also if the Widevine CDM is explicitly disabled, it still appears in the plugins list if 'Play DRM Content' is checked, but it appears in a disabled state. As you'd expect. MozReview-Commit-ID: Fq10vnhiaKO --HG-- extra : rebase_source : 6cbfa621a6548e8e5c70e239a7d358bbb6e0eac4 |
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