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How do I tell Firefox Android not to ask permissions for my tablet camera any time?

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ssk1000
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Hello

I use my tablet on stand in my shop. I have application, which scans user cards. This is Javascript browser app which uses getUserMedia and works fine, except the one thing: it always asks me for access to the tablet camera. App cycle is easy: scan card, send data to server, return back to wait page and go to beginning. Any time, I load page with getUserMedia gears, firefox displays this dialog. How can I tell Firefox Android not to do that at all or ask for camera access ONE TIME and do not repeat it again?

Hello I use my tablet on stand in my shop. I have application, which scans user cards. This is Javascript browser app which uses getUserMedia and works fine, except the one thing: it always asks me for access to the tablet camera. App cycle is easy: scan card, send data to server, return back to wait page and go to beginning. Any time, I load page with getUserMedia gears, firefox displays this dialog. How can I tell Firefox Android not to do that at all or ask for camera access ONE TIME and do not repeat it again?

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guigs
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Great question, what webrtc service are you using in the app?

ssk1000
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It is not specific service. We use custom javascript browser application which uses getUserMedia for camera access. This application scans QR and bar codes.

Tablet PC with Firefox Android browser used as a scan terminal. It is pretty annoying for customers and staff to always tapping the screen, allowing my application to use front camera of tablet.