It has been pointed out to us, that group plugdev is specific to Debian-based Linux distributions.
This causes the Udev rule in the manual incorrect for users of other distributions.
We should therefore try to find a distribution agnostic solution to manage WebUSB device permissions.

After a brief research I discovered a uaccess tag based approach is considered by many as preferable to group based.
Applying TAG+="uaccess" instead of the previous MODE="0660", GROUP="plugdev" should allow the current session user to access the device.
This same issue was presented to this project.
It has been pointed out to us, that group
plugdevis specific to Debian-based Linux distributions.This causes the Udev rule in the manual incorrect for users of other distributions.
We should therefore try to find a distribution agnostic solution to manage WebUSB device permissions.
After a brief research I discovered a
uaccesstag based approach is considered by many as preferable to group based.Applying
TAG+="uaccess"instead of the previousMODE="0660", GROUP="plugdev"should allow the current session user to access the device.This same issue was presented to this project.