As I understand, EME doesn't lockout new browsers, it locks out new architectures and kernels. But any new architecture that comes along that anyone would want to use to view DRM-encumbered media would be mainstream enough that content providors would support it, and people running an experimental OS kernel already have to use a more traditional system for a lot of things, and probably aren't a demographic too keen on DRM in the first place.
https://hacks.mozilla.org/2014/05/reconciling-mozillas-missi...
ctrl+f for "What does this mean for downstream users of the Firefox code base?"
tl;dr you either need to run a mozilla-built sandbox with no modifications, or literally call up adobe and ask about being given a CDM for your own browser, which they might just scoff at