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Chrome 116 is receiving one time permissions, like Android
Chrome Developer Blog

In the latest Chrome beta, you'll be able to give a website your location, camera or microphone access for one visit, instead of giving access to it all the time.

The one time permission will expire after:
- you close the tab, navigate it away or discard it
- 16 hours have passed
- you manually revoke the permission
- the page has been in the background (unless it's allowed to run in the background, like with the camera or mic)

You will also notice a tab strip indicator to let you know what tab has access to your camera/microphone in the background.

To enable this, open chrome://flags/#one-time-permission and select enable.

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Google I/O 2026 (Google AI Plan Summary)
Google AI Ultra 5x
- A new $100/month plan for power users.
- 5x higher limit in the Gemini app and Google Antigravity compared with the Pro plan.
- 20TB of cloud storage, YouTube Premium individual plan, and priority access to Google Antigravity.
- 10,000 Google Flow credits every month.

Google AI Ultra 20x
- Previously priced at $250/month, now all the same features can be accessed with just $200/month.
- Project Genie, an experimental research prototype is only available in this plan, with a new capability powered by Street View that allows users to create new worlds anchored in reality.
- 20x higher limit in the Gemini app and Google Antigravity compared with the Pro plan.
- 25,000 Google Flow credits every month.

Google AI Pro
- Newly added: Comes with YouTube Premium Lite (ad-free on non-music videos, background play, and watch offline) at no extra cost in supported countries.
- 1,000 Google Flow credits every month.

More info: Google Blog
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