“ They are considering blocking permission requests in certain scenarios only.”
Which is against the web standard, my point exactly.
“ As a general principle, prompting for permissions should be done based on user interaction”
Not a web standard, only an opinion. Web standards should not be up to to interpretation of an ever-changing opinion of individual browsers, they should be something to rely on.
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But web standards can be incomplete and have flaws. In that case, the standard needs to be changed, and browsers updating their implementations is just a part of this process.Also note that the Push API (the relevant specification in this case) is still a Working Draft, i.e., it’s not a W3C Recommendation.
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