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- Change site settings permissions - Computer - Google Chrome Help
Change settings for a specific site You can allow or block permissions for a specific site The site will use its settings instead of the default settings You can also delete data for a site
- Use your camera and microphone in Chrome - Google Help
Allow camera and microphone access On your computer, open Chrome Go to a site that wants to use your microphone and camera When prompted, choose Allow while visiting the site, Allow this time or Never allow Allowed sites: Sites can start to record when you're on the site
- #allow-insecure-localhost - Google Chrome Community
As far as I can see the #allow-insecure-localhost flag is already at disposal and enabling the #temporary-unexpire-flags-m130 is only a temporary workaround for this
- Use your camera and microphone in Chrome
Allow camera and microphone access On your computer, open Chrome Go to a site that wants to use your microphone and camera When prompted, choose Allow while visiting the site, Allow this time, or Never allow Allowed sites: Sites can start to record when you're on the site
- Allow or block access to websites - Google Help
Allow access to all URLs except the ones you block —Use the blocklist to prevent users from visiting certain websites, while allowing them access to the rest of the web
- How to allow google forms to be completed without sign in?
How to allow google forms to be completed without sign in? I already turned off settings in responses and form defaults, and it is still asking for login Thank you!!
- Use your camera and microphone in Chrome - Google Help
If you find the site you want to use under Blocked, tap the site Allow Tips: If you’ve turned off microphone access on your device: To use your microphone, you can change app permissions on Android If you're using a Chrome device at work or school: Your network administrator can set camera and microphone settings for you
- Manage your location settings in Chrome
If you allow sites in Chrome to use your location, Chrome sends information to Google Location Services to get an estimate of where you are Chrome can then share that info with the site that wants your location
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