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An origin trial for a new HTML <permission> element (2024)
The Chrome team is experimenting with a new declarative HTML <permission> element for asking the user for access to powerful features.
Another challenge, especially on big screens, is the way the permission prompt gets commonly displayed: above the line of death, that is, outside of the area of the browser window that the app can draw onto. To ensure users can easily recognize the button as a surface to access powerful capabilities, the<permission> element's styling is restricted. font-kerning font-optical-sizing font-stretch font-synthesis-weight font-synthesis-style font-synthesis-small-caps font-feature-settings forced-color-adjust text-rendering align-self anchor-name aspect-ratio border(and all border-* properties) clear color-scheme contain contain-intrinsic-width contain-intrinsic-height container-name container-type counter-* flex-* float height isolation justify-self left order orphans outline-*(with the exception noted before for outline-offset) overflow-anchor overscroll-behavior-* page position position-anchor content-visibility right scroll-margin-* scroll-padding-* text-spacing-trim top visibility x y ruby-position user-select width will-change z-index
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