On https://github.com/webcompat/web-bugs/issues/68473

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Navigate to https://code.or.jp/news/3075/
2. Scroll down the page until reaching the video.
3. Drag the page to the right, in order for "Watch later" and "Share" buttons to be visible.
4. Tap "Share" button.
5. Observe behavior.

Expected Behavior:
A popup containing sharing services is displayed allowing the video to be shared.

Actual Behavior:
Nothing happens, video can't be shared.

Notes:

• The video is shared on Chrome.
• The video is from an iframe from youtube.

The code on this specific site is

  g.WN.prototype.onClick = function () {
    var a = this.api.T(),
    b = this.api.getVideoData(this.api.getPresentingPlayerType()),
    c = this.api.getPlaylistId();
    a = a.getVideoUrl(b.videoId, c, void 0, !0);
    if (navigator.share) try {
      var d = navigator.share({
        title: b.title,
        url: a
      });
      d instanceof Promise && d.catch(woa)
    } catch (e) {
      e instanceof Error && woa(e)
    } else this.i.Cl(),
    OM(this.u, this.element, !1);
    this.api.Kb(this.element)
  };

and the error message is:

Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: Navigator.share: Document's Permission Policy does not allow calling share() from this context.

Trying to find information here and there.

• Force transient activation in iframes which is about being able to test in WPT the webshare in the context of iframes.
• Mike Taylor says that the site needs Permissions-Policy: web-share=(self "https://www.youtube.com") header for working but that maybe Chrome ignores it.
• This is the chromium bug implementing WebShare with feature policy
• Web-share feature policy at W3C

Dylan is this a GV level issue or do you think it is in AC?

(In reply to Emily Toop (:fluffyemily) from comment #1)

Dylan is this a GV level issue or do you think it is in AC?

Honestly it looks like a Gecko issue (or non-issue)? We hit this case here: https://searchfox.org/mozilla-central/source/dom/base/Navigator.cpp#1384, well before reaching GV code. And from the W3C discussion, it looks like blocking webshare here is intended: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1653199

Yes it seems that chrome has an issue here, according to Mike up there.
Let's make a round of contact with Chrome Engineers and see the status.

see https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1196138

:karlcow: can we then close this ticket?