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Connect a website to a USB, Serial, or HID device

Chrome lets you connect a website to your computer’s USB, Serial, and HID devices. For example, keyboard, headset, speaker, gamepad, camera, and even microcontroller. On Android, you can connect a website to a USB device.

Important: Currently, iPhone and iPad don’t allow USB, Serial, or HID devices to connect to webpages in Chrome.

Only give device access to a trusted site. If you pair a website with your device, the site gets all the information on the device and can even reprogram it. You can choose your default permission setting for these devices on your computer.

1. Open Chrome .
2. At the top right, click More Settings.
3. Click Privacy and security Site Settings Additional permissions.
4. Choose your device type:
   • USB devices
   • Serial ports
   • HID devices
5. To choose a default setting, select an option.

1. Connect your device with the appropriate cables.
   • You can also connect HID devices to your device via Bluetooth.
2. In Chrome, open a webpage that can connect to your device.
3. Click or tap the page. You'll be asked to add a device.
4. Choose a device from the list.
5. Select Pair or Connect.

Tip: To access the connected device on the Linux system, the udev rule needs to be configured appropriately.

1. On the left of the web address, tap View site information .
2. Next to the USB device, Serial port, or HID device, tap Remove .

The Universal Serial Bus (USB) is the standard for wired extension. USB “device classes” specifies which features and which data formats the device supports.

A serial device is a device that provides serial communication interfaces, also known as serial ports. Through serial ports, information transfers in or out sequentially one bit at a time. While interfaces such as Ethernet, FireWire, and USB also send data as a serial stream, the term serial port usually means hardware compliance such as RS-232, RS-485, or RS-422.

Human Interface Device (HID) refers to the HID protocol, a standard communication with connected devices. Examples of HID devices are keyboards, mice, headsets, and game controllers.

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