In Android, there are permissions that are granted automatically and permissions that you need to enable manually. Some permissions may be granted in this second type. donate forever or just once. Now Google Chrome for Android will adopt the same strategy.

Single-use permissions are coming to Google Chromealready appears as the Chrome Flag in the Canary version of Google Chrome, which is the most experimental. Since Canary is several versions ahead of the stable release, single-use permissions are expected to reach all users within a few versions if the trial is successful.

Permission for now, no more

Google Chrome for Android is preparing to add single-use permissions, which have been tested in Google Chrome for desktop since version 116 of the browser, but these do not appear to be active in general either. really? basically the same as Android single use permissions.

Chrome Canary for Android includes Chrome Flag It appears that while the app is not yet fully functional, it may be missing a few maturity releases to enable single-use permissions on Android. This, along with the fact that it has to go through Development and Beta releases first, means that it will probably take a few more months for Chrome for Android to reach the world in its stable version.

Screenshot @Leopeva64

But we know exactly how these will work. While allowed location, microphone or camera permission For a website we visit, we will have four options:

• Close the window without selecting anything: which then blocks the permission.
• Let this time: Allow temporarily for this session only.
• Allow each visit: Allow anytime.
• Not allow: Always block.

Whichever you choose, you can change your mind later by going to the site settings and clicking on the icon that appears to the left of the address bar.

Image | @Leopeva64

via | Android Police

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