Hi, I'm a USB device developer. My gamepad uses WebUSB and I've been very happy with the feature and how it works in Chromium.My one nitpick is that there is no way to disable the device pop-up. Also, the toast that appears does not auto-dismiss. As an example, when you connect the controller, this toast pops up and shows over everything. If me or customers are running a game and they connect the gamepad, now this toast is drawn on the screen with no way to dismiss it unless they alt-tab.I dont know where to begin to request a change for this, but it would be ideal if we could disable this notification in Chrome without disabling WebUSB altogether.I propose the following changes, any of which would be an acceptable solution, in order of least complex to implement up to most complex--
- Add a timeout for the toast. 5 seconds. The notification auto-dismisses.
- Add an option to disable WebUSB device notifications
- Add a per-device notification disable. In the toast a button "Don't show again"
- Change the notification to use the OS notification channels instead of its own toast. This way it respects the OS notification status (snooze notifications, ignore in game mode, ignore in do not disturb etc, or disable entirely.
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Hi all, kindly bumping this issue once more.
These notifications really ought to go through the typical notifications channel or auto-dismiss.
This issue extends to Electron apps, where they are causing this pop-up even when in all my browsers I have the "Detect USB devices" flag disabled.
Thank you