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Vineless

A browser extension to play DRM-protected content without a real CDM
Works by redirecting the content keys to the browser's ClearKey handler

Features

User-friendly / GUI-based
Supports Widevine and PlayReady-protected content
Manifest V3 compliant

Devices

This addon requires a Widevine/PlayReady Device file to work. Don't ask me where to get those.

Compatibility

Compatible (tested) browsers: Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Marble, and Supermium on Windows
Works with any service that accepts challenges from Android devices on the same endpoint.
Incompatible services:
- Netflix (unless ChromeCDM is provided, which is incredibly rare nowadays)
- Spotify (doesn't seem to accept Android CDMs. Also PlayReady endpoint is just broken)

Installation

Chrome
1. Download the ZIP file from the releases section
2. Navigate to chrome://extensions/
3. Enable Developer mode
4. Drag-and-drop the downloaded file into the window
Firefox
- Persistent installation
  1. Download the XPI file from the releases section
  2. Navigate to about:addons
  3. Click the settings icon and choose Install Add-on From File...
  4. Select the downloaded file
- Temporary installation
  1. Download the ZIP file from the releases section
  2. Navigate to about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox
  3. Click Load Temporary Add-on... and select the downloaded file

Setup

Open the extension and click one of the Choose File buttons to select device files
Select the type of device you're using in the top Systems section
The files are saved in the extension's chrome.storage.sync storage and will be synchronized across any browsers into which the user is signed in with their Google account.
The maximum number of devices is ~25 Local OR ~200 Remote CDMs
Check Enabled to activate the message interception and you're done.

Usage

All the user has to do is to play a DRM protected video. With everything set up properly, videos will start to play even without a supported DRM system.

FAQ

What if I'm unable to play the video?

This automatically means that the license server is blocking your CDM and that you either need a CDM from a physical device, a ChromeCDM, or an L1 Android CDM. Don't ask where you can get these

Disclaimer

This program is intended solely for educational purposes.
Do not use this program to decrypt or access any content for which you do not have the legal rights or explicit permission.
Unauthorized decryption or distribution of copyrighted materials is a violation of applicable laws and intellectual property rights.
This tool must not be used for any illegal activities, including but not limited to piracy, circumventing digital rights management (DRM), or unauthorized access to protected content.
The developers, contributors, and maintainers of this program are not responsible for any misuse or illegal activities performed using this software.
By using this program, you agree to comply with all applicable laws and regulations governing digital rights and copyright protections.

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