Adom Hydrogen (Windows / WSL2)

@@ -1,51 +0,0 @@-----name: hd-permissions-windows-description: >-  Windows-specific companion to [[hd-permissions]]. How HD's webview-permission auto-grant-  is implemented on Windows: the WebView2 `PermissionRequested` handler that returns-  `COREWEBVIEW2_PERMISSION_STATE_ALLOW` for every permission kind (mic, camera,-  clipboard-read, geolocation, notifications, sensors), with lib.rs code evidence. For the-  cross-platform policy + what it means when building webview apps, see [[hd-permissions]].-  Windows-only. Trigger words — webview2 permission, PermissionRequested,-  COREWEBVIEW2_PERMISSION_STATE_ALLOW, lib.rs permission handler, windows webview-  auto-grant, webview2 allow, permission auto-grant windows.------# HD WebView2 permission auto-grant (Windows)--Windows-specific companion to **[[hd-permissions]]**. The generic skill covers the policy-(HD auto-grants every webview permission so users never see an Allow prompt) and what it-means when building webview apps. This page covers the Windows/WebView2 implementation.--> **Windows-only.** On other platforms HD uses a different webview engine (e.g. WebKit) but-> applies the same allow-everything policy — see [[hd-permissions]].--## The WebView2 `PermissionRequested` handler--On Windows, HD's webview is **WebView2**. HD registers a `PermissionRequested` handler that-returns **ALLOW for every permission kind** — clipboard-read, mic, camera, geolocation,-notifications, sensors, etc.--Evidence: `hd-app/src/lib.rs` (~lines 326-349):--```rust-// PermissionRequested: auto-grant EVERY permission kind (clipboard-// read, mic, camera, geolocation, notifications, sensors, …) so the-// user never sees a WebView2 "site wants to" dialog.-…-args.SetState(COREWEBVIEW2_PERMISSION_STATE_ALLOW)?;-hd_log::hd_log!("[perm] auto-granted permission kind {:?}", kind);-```--Every request is unconditionally set to `COREWEBVIEW2_PERMISSION_STATE_ALLOW`. In the HD log-you'll see lines like `[perm] auto-granted permission kind …` and, at startup, `[perm]-Registered PermissionRequested auto-grant handler`.--This is WebView2/Windows-specific behavior baked into HD's webview host — it's not something-the web page or the user configures. If a webview app *isn't* getting mic/camera data on-Windows, note that the OS-level Windows privacy toggle for the camera/mic can still be off-for the app entirely (that's an OS setting, not a denied WebView2 prompt — HD never denies).--## Related skills-- [[hd-permissions]] — the cross-platform auto-grant policy + webview-app guidance-- `hd-capture-share` — the SEPARATE, user-approved screen-share / mic consent the AI requests