You can also disable a CDM and opt out of future updates by following the steps below. The CDM runs in a separate container called a sandbox, and you will be notified when a CDM is in use. Firefox downloads and enables the Google Widevine CDM on demand, with user permission, to give users a smooth experience on sites that require DRM. Firefox downloads and enables the Google Widevine CDM by default to give users a smooth experience on sites that require DRM. Only 64-bit Linux is supported.įirefox for desktop supports the Google Widevine CDM for playing DRM-controlled content. I couldn't figure out how to get Hola working in Internet Explorer, so I tried Torch and up until last night it has worked brilliantly.Note: Google Widevine ended support for 32-bit Linux on May 31, 2021. Both Chrome & Firefox seem to use way too much CPU and my laptop just can't handle it. PS - For anybody wondering why I don't use Firefox/Chrome to access Hola Unblocker, the reason is that Torch is the only browser I've found that allows me to access Netflix through Hola without overheating & shutting down my laptop. I managed to access the components & plugins by typing torch://components and torch://plugins, but there is no Widevine CDM anywhere to be seen.Īny ideas how to fix this? Is it even possible to use/update Widevine CDM in Torch Browser? However, Netflix seems to think I am browsing through Google Chrome:
As of last night, trying to load a Netflix video prompts and error message suggesting that I need to update Widevine CDM in order to play videos, and it provides instructions to do so. I've been using Torch Browser and the Hola Unblocker add-on specifically for Netflix for months now.
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