alt Hacker NewsWhy should that message show up when I'm trying to make a video call in my browser? I'm just trying to call my nephew.
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n_plus_1_acc • last Friday at 3:37 PM
The nessage only makes sense when the remote ist localhost
Why should that message show up when I'm trying to make a video call in my browser? I'm just trying to call my nephew.
The nessage only makes sense when the remote ist localhost
There are already permissions dialogs for using the camera/microphone. I don't think it'd be absurd to implicitly grant WebRTC permissions alongside that.