I don’t think the reason was technical. Firefox has supported WebM (a subset of Matroska) for 11 years, and whatever code they had probably would have been enough for most Matroska files, assuming the codecs are also supported.
However, Matroska itself was only officially standardised last October despite being in use all these years. That was probably what convinced them to add support.
I’ve been using this format for, I have no clue, 25 years? Longer? What took them so long?
I don’t think the reason was technical. Firefox has supported WebM (a subset of Matroska) for 11 years, and whatever code they had probably would have been enough for most Matroska files, assuming the codecs are also supported.
However, Matroska itself was only officially standardised last October despite being in use all these years. That was probably what convinced them to add support.
The AI Epic has so much higher priority, you know?
It’s what
plantsCEOs crave!probably licensing.
It’s open standard. No license is required.
fair enough, i didn’t look it up.