Version 1.1.0 does not like Firefox

[MythicalRollers]

Describe the bug

When logging into Foundry via Firefox and A/V QoL is enabled, the world freezes. Only able to get console errors if you have console up before logging into Foundry. Trying after the fact is futile. If using Chrome, everything is happy. If you disable A/V QoL and log in with Firefox after doing so, everything is happy.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open Chrome
2. Browse to your world
3. enable only the below modules
4. log out
5. close Chrome
6. Open Firefox
7. Open console
8. Browse to your world
9. log in
10. See error

Expected behavior

I expected my world to log in without freezing.

Screenshots

N/A

Environment (please complete the following information):

• Foundry VTT: 10.291
• DnD5e: 2.1.5
• Browser: Firefox 110.0.1
• A/V QoL: 1.1.0
• LiveKit: 0.5.19
• Camera Dock: 0.9.1
• libWrapper: 1.12.12.0

Additional context ERROR:

Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: setting getter-only property "message"
[Detected 2 packages: lib-wrapper, avqol]
onError foundry.js:746
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
listeners.js:135
onError#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
render foundry.js:5069
promise callbackrender foundry.js:5067
render foundry.js:69700
Dn camera-view.ts:35
camera-view.ts:67
#call foundry.js:724
callAll foundry.js:681
_render foundry.js:5153
_render foundry.js:69707
render foundry.js:5067
render foundry.js:69700
initializeUI foundry.js:8072
setupGame foundry.js:7931
_initializeGameView foundry.js:8999
_initializeView foundry.js:8975
initialize foundry.js:7825
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
libWrapperInit libWrapper-api.js:803
initialize#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
foundry.js:79693
async foundry.js:79675
foundry.js:746:43
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: setting getter-only property "message"
[Detected 1 package: lib-wrapper]
onError foundry.js:746
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
listeners.js:135
onError#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
render foundry.js:5069
promise callbackrender foundry.js:5067
render foundry.js:69700
initializeUI foundry.js:8072
setupGame foundry.js:7931
_initializeGameView foundry.js:8999
_initializeView foundry.js:8975
initialize foundry.js:7825
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
libWrapperInit libWrapper-api.js:803
initialize#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
foundry.js:79693
async foundry.js:79675
foundry.js:746:43
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:511
call_wrapped self-hosted:1521
listeners.js:135
wrapper self-hosted:1409
onError#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
render foundry.js:5069
(Async: promise callback)
render foundry.js:5067
render foundry.js:69700
initializeUI foundry.js:8072
setupGame foundry.js:7931
InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1822
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:810
(Async: async)
_initializeGameView foundry.js:8999
_initializeView foundry.js:8975
initialize foundry.js:7825
InterpretGeneratorResume self-hosted:1822
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:810
(Async: async)
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
call_wrapped self-hosted:1521
libWrapperInit libWrapper-api.js:803
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:810
(Async: async)
libWrapperInit self-hosted:1409
initialize#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
foundry.js:79693
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:810
(Async: async)
foundry.js:79675
TypeError: An error occurred while rendering Un 45. 'microphone' (value of 'name' member of PermissionDescriptor) is not a valid value for enumeration PermissionName.
[Detected 2 packages: avqol, lib-wrapper]
getData avsettings.ts:42
_render foundry.js:5108
_render foundry.js:5822
render foundry.js:5067
openSettings avqol.ts:23
main.ts:56
#call foundry.js:724
callAll foundry.js:681
setupGame foundry.js:7952
_initializeGameView foundry.js:8999
_initializeView foundry.js:8975
initialize foundry.js:7825
call_wrapped libWrapper-wrapper.js:507
libWrapperInit libWrapper-api.js:803
initialize#0 libWrapper-wrapper.js:187
foundry.js:79693
async* foundry.js:79675

[MythicalRollers]

This seems to be an issue with A/V QoL and Camera Dock in Firefox. If I disable either of these modules, then my world works in Firefox.
If I use Chrome, then everything works.

[patrickporto]

I found a controversial issue about it: mozilla/standards-positions#19