https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=521646

Iyán M. V. <[email protected]> changed:

           What    |Removed                     |Added
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         Resolution|WAITINGFORINFO              |---
             Status|NEEDSINFO                   |REPORTED

--- Comment #2 from Iyán M. V. <[email protected]> ---
Okay, I figured this out.

I was super confused when in the PC with exactly the same OS, Plasma version,
Qt version, web browser settings and extensions, etc. was working, but it was
not working on my laptop.

The issue was not the browser but that portal has a stored "denied" decision,
so it was never asking for permission, and Firefox was failing to see the
camera and ask for permission for the particular website on top of that.

When I run `flatpak permissions devices camera` I had:
devices camera firefox               no         0x00

I changed that to ask with `flatpak permission-set devices camera firefox ask`,
and then it asked the first time and it worked.

I don't remember ever setting this to "no" in the first place. And the only
difference between my PC and the laptop, is that the laptop had configured
`media.webrtc.camera.allow-pipewire` to True before updating to Plasma 6.7 Beta
1, and the PC didn't.

Is it possible that this setting was modified after the update Plasma 6.6 ->
Plasma 6.7 without user intervention?

I also tried to find this in System Settings but I couldn't find anything at
all? For example, this is not shown in Application Permissions -> Application
Permissions (also weird duplication in this menu btw) -> Firefox.

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