David Parks 48c6934e1d Bug 1900225: Part 6 - Wait for Windows permission dialog to be dismissed before requesting geolocation r=emilio,win-reviewers,gstoll ... When Windows presents the dialog asking the user to give geolocation permission to Firefox, we need to wait for the user to make a choice before running the geolocation request. Previously, we were not waiting for the user's response so most requests would timeout and fail, even if the user replied "Yes". This dialog is only ever presented once -- the first time that Firefox asks Windows for a wifi scan. It does not reappear on restarts or reinstalls. This dedicated Yes/No system prompt is a bit more user-friendly than system settings. This "system will prompt for permission" case could be completely avoided since wifi scanning is not useful to us when it requires geolocation permissions as geolocation would override it. We would need the MLSFallback behavior to skip scanning wifi when geolocation permission wasn't already granted, or else the MLSFallback would present the system prompt in question, despite the user having already denied permission. On the other hand, we need the old scanning behavior for this case when running versions of Windows 10 and 11 that don't have these updates. (The updates are set to appear in the 24H2 version of Windows 11.) This approach avoids that kind of version special-casing. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D218589		2024-08-27 22:47:33 +00:00
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components.conf	Bug 1900225: Part 6 - Wait for Windows permission dialog to be dismissed before requesting geolocation r=emilio,win-reviewers,gstoll	2024-08-27 22:47:33 +00:00
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