Guwahati, Sept. 22 -- Some of the time you would rather not grant it. The machine is a work computer and the browser is signed into an account that is not really yours. The phone belongs to somebody else. Or the reason is simply that a prayer timetable does not obviously need to know which building you are standing in. Most sites treat the location prompt as the first step and behave oddly when you decline it. IbadahApp does not: dismiss the prompt, type a city name, and the day's five times appear exactly as they would have. Here is how that goes, and which of the alternatives handle a refusal gracefully.

Say no to the prompt and use the search box. IbadahApp is built to take a city by name, not only coordinates, so declining the permis...