How to revoke given permission in Chrome and Firefox?

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Saeed Neamati picture Saeed Neamati · Jul 1, 2011 · Viewed 12.8k times · Source

One of the new APIs made available to developers is Geolocation API. As it's been defined in Specification, any browser should take the express permission of the user when revealing his/her geographic position to the surfed website. However, it's also been said that user can revoke that given permission at any time. I searched almost everywhere in Chrome and Firefox and I didn't find any place to revoke given permissions. Does anyone know how should I do that? (This is also the case in Contacts API)

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Kinlan picture Kinlan · Jul 1, 2011

chrome://settings/content has a section that allows you to revoke location permissions.

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