Re: [w3c/permissions] Consider removing "lifetime" (Issue #391)

Is one-off the default lifetime for permissions in all implementations? Chrome for example remembers permissions for longer.

That aside, I think it's fair to note that a user agent may opt not to store entries in the permission store. Otherwise it's certainly not that convenient to express one-off with a key structure (unless you add some kind of nonce or something)? That also raises the question how we would express the ability for UAs to remove permissions from the store once they are no longer applicable through e.g. their lifetime key being expired.

All in all I agree with @tungnh28 that the lifetime concept is probably a lot closer to the reality in implementations today.

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