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(In reply to comment #35)
> (In reply to comment #34)
>
> > One tricky thing to consider, however -- epiphany webapps. They have their own separate desktop files... Do you want to use that desktop ID here, or the main one for epiphany?
>
> Is the application ID used for permissions requests?
Yes.
> WebKit will always need it's own permissions request mechanism,
> because it's per-security domain instead of per-application.
I know of this special case of web browsers and I already have put at least some of the apps in the whitelist. The application ID will still be needed to be able to identify the app to determine that its whitelisted.