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The Media Capture and Streams specification relies on having explicit permission granted to third-party origins when they try to invoke the getUserMedia API from an embedded context, via a allowusermedia attribute currently as currently defined in the WHATWG HTML LS (see also w3c/mediacapture-main#268 and whatwg/html#1492 ).
It would be great if this could be defined in HTML5.2 as well.
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@dontcallmedom what's the implementation status? Following the tealeaves there are hints that this works, but I didn't run across e.g. a test that was clearly relevant, nor an implementation report. Can you give a pointer please?
as far as I can tell, this isn't implemented yet; the closest browser bug report I have found is in Chromium's.
I have started looking at test cases, but it looks like the best approach would be to start from the tests built for allowpaymentrequest and make it applicable to getUserMedia.
The Media Capture and Streams specification relies on having explicit permission granted to third-party origins when they try to invoke the
getUserMedia
API from an embedded context, via aallowusermedia
attribute currently as currently defined in the WHATWG HTML LS (see also w3c/mediacapture-main#268 and whatwg/html#1492 ).It would be great if this could be defined in HTML5.2 as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: