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With the addition of permission persistence, it's now important for us
to have an API for querying previously granted/denied permissions, so
that they can be revoked at a later point. This change does the bulk
of the work to get us there, by introducing a new type representing
a single permission for a given URL/Feature pair.
This type holds no information about the permission's state; it is
simply an accessor object which allows its user to query the current
status of the permission, grant/deny it, or reset it back to its
initial state (so, delete it from storage). This provides application
developers an easy way to store/modify lists of permissions without
having to define their own custom types. A subsequent change will expand
the API to provide a list of all permissions for a given profile.
The current API (in QWebEnginePage and QQuickWebEngineView) has been
marked as deprecated, but has not been disabled to ensure a smooth
transition for developers.
[ChangeLog][QtWebEngineCore][QWebEnginePage] Deprecated old
permissions API
[ChangeLog][QtWebEngineQuick][WebEngineView] Deprecated old
permissions API
[ChangeLog][QtWebEngineCore] Added new API for querying and modifying
website permissions.
[ChangeLog][QtWebEngineQuick] Added new API for querying and modifying
website permissions.
Pick-to: 6.8
Change-Id: I8661cdc26bbd6dcde6403d29cc083bcea1a49ccc
Reviewed-by: Allan Sandfeld Jensen <allan.jensen@qt.io>
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