I wish Mozilla would use this as a profit opportunity. Pay a fee to get your domain whitelisted for features like fullscreens, notifications prompts, etc. Par

I wish Mozilla would use this as a profit opportunity. Pay a fee to get your domain whitelisted for features like fullscreens, notifications prompts, etc. Part of the fee goes to handle complaints, if your site gets too many complains or is found to violate policies your sites permissions are revoked and you need to remedy the situation and apply again. If Facebook can responsibly handle not sending me notifications I don't need they won't get any complaints from me. But if they notify all users about a useless auto-generated-end-of-year-movie they made, then perhaps they'll loose permissions. For certain features it wouldn't be unreasonable to require that sites are vetted. There could be tiers related to how many uses you have, such that small companies aren't locked out.