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For the (few) docker-based browser containers I use, I simply bind-mount[1] the relative devices and (in Chrome) it all just works. For Chrome inside a contain

For the (few) docker-based browser containers I use, I simply bind-mount[1] the relative devices and (in Chrome) it all just works. For Chrome inside a container, I also install the Google Talk plug-in. Unsure if that's still required, but things work well. [1]: i.e. "--group-add plugdev", "--device /dev/hidraw4", "--device /dev/video4", "--device /dev/snd", "--device /dev/sri" and similar

gigatexal 5y ago
I almost don't want to ask as I know the answer is likely to be not great but can this also be done on mac?
- Arnavion 5y ago
  If they're USB devices, you can try tweaking the docker-machine VM definition in whatever hypervisor your Mac uses, so that the devices are mounted directly in the VM and are thus available to containers.
  - gigatexal 5y ago
    of course! that's a good idea.