To get rid of annoying permission prompts, it would be better to ignore permission requests that are made not in context of user-initiated events.
Permission prompts should have the same restrictions that are being applied to popup windows.
To get rid of annoying permission prompts, it would be better to ignore permission requests that are made not in context of user-initiated events.
Permission prompts should have the same restrictions that are being applied to popup windows.
I definitely agree with this. There are so many websites that start asking for permissions as soon as I’ve arrived and I havent even done anything yet! Lol I could be wrong but I see no reason to allow permission prompts without at least giving the user a reason for requesting. Having the user attempt to do some interaction before showing permission prompt seems appropriate. This is how it works on Android and iPhone native applications.
I think it should be part of vendor specific feature, not a spec. some people may want to stop care about permissions. If this have to, window.confirm() also need to be have same constraint.