Allow Camara for sites with wildcards

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Description of the issue:

My company uses a video conferencing tool and every meeting can run on on of serveral servers. All domains have simular host names. something like meeting-132.mycompany.net. Brave always ask me if I want to allow the website to have access to my camera (which is good in gerneral).

I would like to add a domain like *.mycompany.net or better meeting-*.mycompany.net to the websites that are allowed to access the camera.

I havn’t seen that option in the settings. I can only allow websites that I currently visiting.

How can this issue be reproduced?

  1. Add a domain with wildcard to trusted sites ← this is currently not possible
  2. go to a website that requires camara (or audio, or anything else brave asks about)
  3. go to a website under a different subdomain that also requires camara

Expected result:

Not getting asked every time to allow access to camera.

Brave Version( check About Brave):


Version 1.28.106 Chromium: 92.0.4515.159 (Offizieller Build) (64-Bit)

Additional Information:

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@lokimidgard,
Unfortunately I don’t actually think there is a way to do this at this time, but let me reach out to the team and confirm that. Appreciate your patience.

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Not sure if possible, it is the same default setting from Chrome. I would say something like this be pushed (and approved) from Chromium devs.

Do any other browsers allow this @lokimidgard ? There maybe privacy/security reasons why no option exists currently

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