On 2014-04-08, at 06:31, [email protected] wrote: > I was just curious if there are any plans to alter Firefox's gUM call, > specifically the permissions aspect of it. In Chrome (with https), giving > permissions one time is all that is necessary for a given site. Chrome http > behaves just like Firefox does (in both https and http), asking for > permission every time. The most flexible gUM call seems to be in Opera, > where you have a choice between allowing permission just this once, for this > whole session, or whenever you are on the given site. > Is there any chance Firefox's gUM call will be more like one of the others, > so a user only has to click allow once on your site?
Firefox 30 (I think) gives the option of making a permissions grant sticky. There will be a checkbox on the door hanger that can be selected to make the grant persistent. That grant can be revoked through the site permissions manager. I am of the opinion that Chrome’s behaviour (sticky by default) is a very bad idea. _______________________________________________ dev-media mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-media
