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Extend iframe with a new allowusermedia attribute (issue: #268) #313
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@adam-be please ping the list and ask people to review. |
<h2>User Media in an IFrame</h2> | ||
<p>There are some special circumstances when an [[!HTML51]] | ||
<code><a href="https://www.w3.org/TR/2015/WD-html51-20150506/semantics.html#the-iframe-element"> | ||
iframe</a></code> wants to use user media. The iframe needs explicit |
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s/use/access/ ? "use user" doesn't flow very nicely
<h2>User Media in an IFrame</h2> | ||
<div class="note">The topic of this section is under discussion and may | ||
be subject to change.</div> | ||
<p>There are some special circumstances when a cross-origin [[!HTML51]] |
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Delete "special". I think it'll be fairly common.
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I'd propose to go one step further. Don't talk about circumstances, just describe that the embedding page must explicitly permit for a cross-origin iframe to be able to request user media.
Anyone opposed to merging this one and continue to work on it upstream? |
Let's merge it. |
+1, let's merge this. |
Extend iframe with a new allowusermedia attribute (issue: #268)
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