@gauntface Just wait until your extension gets seemingly out of the blue rejected. It’s not fun, especially during coronavirus with reduced virtual operating hours.
@kristoferbaxter The one time where it’s great we mostly run our distributed version control software called git on a centralized service calle@githubub. They could probably come up with a smart way of changing the default branch on all repos and making
@gsnedders @yoavweiss @fractorious Personally I also think permission bundles (https://t.co/XQob946WPt) can help fight permission fatigue. None of this is easy, and getting it “right†requires iterating. I see huge potential for UAs to come up with in
@gsnedders @yoavweiss @fractorious Fully agreed. IMHO we need temporary permissions (e.g., grant for a day), we need re-prompting (like iOS background geolocation reminders), and probably also ephemeral permissions (for unused [definition tbd.] apps).
@yoavweiss @gsnedders @fractorious It’s indeed a little more complex than that. We do a lot of UI research on how to word these prompts and how they can potentially be grouped (like mic & cam). A great recent example is Idle Detection (https://t.co/jvNG