Hello all, I was wondering if anyone had any experience with using policy.json to allow exceptions for websites that automatically play sound.
The situation: My company has a specific website internally that relies on a product/extension called Qumu to play multicast video streams. This website doesn't automatically play the sounds by default and requires the end user to manually click/allow the sound on the page to be played, or manually go to about:preferences#privacy, and click "exceptions..." and type the url in there for it to work. [cid:[email protected]] My research: After looking at the different preferences that can be set, none allowed for exceptions for specific websites via policy.json. I did find things fairly close regarding permissions, but it was only for Location, Camera, Microphone, and Notifications. [cid:[email protected]] My questions: Has anyone been able to allow exceptions for specific websites to automatically play sound? If not, what did you do? I'm not sure this is even possible but is there a policy to allow for sound to automatically play from any/all websites? Thanks everyone, Victor Hoang | Firefox CM | (425) 234-8481 | [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>
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