Notification.permission defaults to "granted" when it should be "default"

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Bug description Notification.permission (mdn) defaults to "granted", when all other browsers default to the string "default". It should only be "granted" once someone explicitly approves the notification permission for a website.

It's (probably) worth noting that this doesn't affect the actual permission - visiting a site and trying to send a notification to a user will still create the prompt asking the user to approve/decline notifications.

This can lead to a weird user experience if a website reads the Notification.permission value and only creates a notification if they've been granted permission. Trying to create a notification without permission will create a box asking the user to accept/decline the notification permission, which may not be what a website wants to happen.

To Reproduce

1. Visit a webpage you haven't granted notification permissions to, such as https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog
2. Open up inspect element (Right Click => Inspect)
3. Open up the javascript console if it isn't already open
4. Paste this into the console: console.log(Notification.permission)
5. You should see the string "granted" printed out in the console

Expected behavior At step 5 of the above reproduction example, the string "default" should be printed

Screenshots N/A

Details:

• Operating System: Windows 10 64-Bit
• Wexond version: 5.2.0
• Last known working Wexond version:

Additional context I've only been testing this in a regular website, so I don't know if the issue exists in web workers.