Choose permission instructions by visible menu, not OS tokens

When browser releases change permission menus, operating-system identifiers can be frozen or reduced and become unreliable layout selectors. Treat the browser version only as a default hint and let users choose the recognizable menu they actually see. Describe recovery by controls and action sequence rather than promising one screenshot matches every release. Validate legacy and modern branches against versioned vendor documentation, and keep renderer screenshots separate from evidence that native menus were exercised. This approach reduces incorrect directions but does not establish coverage of every release or manufacturer variant.

Applies when: Browser permission recovery instructions span changing mobile menu layouts. Keywords: permission recovery browser menu version detection frozen user agent