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Peyman Tahmasebi
Peyman Tahmasebi

Reputation: 193

Chrome shows 'URL' wants to use your microphone

I want to create an smartphone in web browsers, and I've done a good job till now. However, when I call, Google Chrome shows this message:

'http://domain' the wants to use your microphone.

See this picture:

And this is a picture of my web-based smartphone:

However, when I call, user should click Allow in the Chrome's message bar. Is there any way that I ask the browser to save microphone settings for the current user, so that each time user is not asked for permission?

Upvotes: 3

Views: 2340

Answers (2)

Dominic Alie
Dominic Alie

Reputation: 213

You need to serve your page over https. When using https, Chrome will remember the user's choice and will not ask again.

Then if the user wants to block the microphone again, they can click on the camera icon in the URL bar.

Upvotes: 3

Saeed Neamati
Saeed Neamati

Reputation: 35822

If you go to Chrome's Settings => Advanced => Content Settings => Media section, you see that there are only two options that you can choose:

  1. To be asked EACH TIME a page wants to access your microphone or camera
  2. To disable media altogether

Thus there seems to be no option for that. It might sound logical, as you don't want hackers starting your camera and capturing your private life without permission. ;)

Upvotes: 0

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