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You can't do this on a phone however as far as I know. The vibrate API is build for mobile devices.
by illyism 13y ago
You can't do this on a phone however as far as I know. The vibrate API is build for mobile devices.
- michaelmior 13y agoI don't understand this statement. A phone is a mobile device.
- edent 13y agoAnd, on mobile Firefox, there's no way to see the permissions of a page. Certainly no that I can see of FF for Android.
- lucasr 13y agoFirefox for Android developer here, you can long-tap on the location bar while on the page and select 'Edit Site Settings'. Is that what you're looking for?
- edent 13y agoJust says "There are no settings to clear." So no way to disable vibrate or autoplaying audio.
- kbrosnan 13y agoThat is only used if the API requires user confirmation. So things like geolocation, camera, and microphone access will be shown. Adding the feature from desktop should be a bug already. If not then we should file one.
- Jhsto 13y agoFirefox OS phones already have support for this and yes, the phone vibrates without asking permissions. Personally I don't see this as a big problem at all.
- gcp 13y agoI was replying to the question about getting a list of permissions a page uses/wants. Neither Vibrate nor WebAudio require permissions from the webpage. Like basic JavaScript they always run. They're not security/privacy risks per se, just something that, like so many other things, could be used to support a phishing attack.