@@ -6,23 +6,26 @@ adds a toolbar button for toggling the **media.navigator.permission.disabled**
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setting on and off. SeaMonkey does not have a permissions dialog to let the
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user select a camera and microphone (see
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[ bug 956854] ( https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=956854 ) ), so
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- overriding the permissions dialog is the only way to enable WebRTC support.
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+ overriding the permissions dialog by turning this setting on is the only way to enable WebRTC support.
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- Of course, leaving this setting on is * very insecure* , since any web site
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- will be able to get access to your microphone and camera! So be sure to only
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- turn it on when you need to use WebRTC, and ** turn it off** once you have
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- your webcam up and running.
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+ Of course, leaving this setting on is very insecure, since any web site
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+ that's open will be able to get access to your microphone, camera, and screen! So be sure to only
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+ turn it on when you need to use WebRTC, and turn it off once you're done with it.
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Opening a new browser window will also turn off the permissions dialog
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override, unless you disable this behavior in the extension preferences.
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+ NOTE: your first camera/screen/etc. will be chosen automatically. If you
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+ need to select a particular camera, mic, screen, or window to share, you'll
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+ have to use another web browser (like Firefox.)
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Releases
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Check the GitHub [ releases section] ( https://github.com/IsaacSchemm/webrtc-permissions-ui-toggle/releases )
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for an XPI file that you can install.
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- This extension might also work in Firefox (tested with Firefox 52), but since
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- it's unsigned, you'll need to use the Developer Edition or a non-branded
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- build. However, since Firefox already has a WebRTC permissions dialog, this
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- extension is ** not recommended ** for Firefox and should not be necessary.
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+ This extension might also work in Firefox, but you'll need to add Firefox to
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+ the install.rdf and build the extension yourself. Since Firefox already has a
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+ WebRTC permissions dialog, this extension is not recommended for Firefox and
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+ should not be necessary.
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