When will support be added for viewing on Mac desktop browsers other than Safari - specifically Firefox & Chrome?
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I have run it in Chrome on four different computers. On one computer it works without issues but on the other three computers Chrome will disable the plugin ipcam when you first open it. I have found that by deleting the ipcam extension then dragging the plugins.crx file back in it will work for as long as that session of Chrome is running. My solution has been to put a copy of plugins.crx on my desktop so that I can drag it in and reinstall it after opening Chrome. Not ideal but not that big of a hassle either. Obviously Foscam should get on top of this and have the plugin added to the Chrome apps store so there would not be this issue. I have run it in Chrome on four different computers. On one computer it works without issues but on the other three computers Chrome will disable the plugin ipcam when you first open it. I have found that by deleting the ipcam extension then dragging the plugins.crx file back in it will work for as long as that session of Chrome is running. My solution has been to put a copy of plugins.crx on my desktop so that I can drag it in and reinstall it after opening Chrome. Not ideal but not that big of a hassle either. Obviously Foscam should get on top of this and have the plugin added to the... » Read More I have run it in Chrome on four different computers. On one computer it works without issues but on the other three computers Chrome will disable the plugin ipcam when you first open it. I have found that by deleting the ipcam extension then dragging the plugins.crx file back in it will work for as long as that session of Chrome is running. My solution has been to put a copy of plugins.crx on my desktop so that I can drag it in and reinstall it after opening Chrome. Not ideal but not that big of a hassle either. Obviously Foscam should get on top of this and have the plugin added to the Chrome apps store so there would not be this issue. « Show Less
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If all you want to do is view your IP Camera stream, than search for and install this plugin: MyIPCam from the Chrome Webstore. Chrome Webstore:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/appsAs has been said, Chrome will NOT allow the plugin.crx extension. Download and install and set your camera(s) Homepage URL in the Opera Browser for the purpose of viewing and controlling your IP camera(s). Opera Browser WILL allow the installation of the plugin extension. I only use the Opera Browser for this purpose.Opera Browser:http://www.opera.com If all you want to do is view your IP Camera stream, than search for and install this plugin: MyIPCam from the Chrome Webstore. Chrome Webstore:https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/appsAs has been said, Chrome will NOT allow the plugin.crx extension. Download and install and set your camera(s) Homepage URL in the Opera Browser for the purpose of viewing and controlling your IP camera(s). Opera Browser WILL allow the installation of the plugin extension. I only use the Opera Browser for this purpose.Opera Browser:http://www.opera.com
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I am using this camera in chrome, just had to tell it to run the plugin when prompted. Not sure about others issues with it in chrome.
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I have the exact same issue. It sometimes works, sometimes does not. Using 2 different computers - a Windows 7 machine and a Mac. I have used IE, Safari, Chrome, Firefox. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. Most of the time, when you go to log in - from the log in screen, it just circles and never moves.
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As of 12/24/2014, the Foscam camera can't be controlled (or viewed) through Chrome. This is because Google Chrome will not allow installation of CRX files (extensions) from any source other than the Chrome Store (for your protection). Until recently, you could get around this by going into the "developer" mode in Chrome, but Google apparently "fixed" that. I don't know about Firefox, and of course, it works fine with IE.
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I don't really know because I don't have a Mac. But I look it up online.. http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=316036
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The time I wrote the review, they only supported Windows. They support the Mac now. If you plan to buy, you might want to look into their 22 inch. They stated that they will no longer make / support the 19 inch.
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If you're using a mac, look into yep: http://www.yepthat.com/yep/index.html It has worked well for me.
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Sorry I am a windows user, hope you find your answer on their product site or ask fellow mac users.
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Sorry Francis, all 3 of my computers are PCs, not Macs, so I am unable to answer your questions.
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No, sir. It's intended for the Mac desktops. The description is a little misleading, at first glance.
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That's precisely what I was wondering, as I have a mac with OS X 10.6.3.G. Rohr
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It appears as though they may have pushed out this date. The download website currently reads "Fall, 2008" for a Mac Friendly version... Anyone have any input?
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I don't know - I'm running Windows. According to the Dream Cheeky website, Mac is supported for the device. I LOVE mine!!
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No idea. It's reasonably well behaved software so it might work in an whatever Windows compatibility box you might be able to scrounge up under the various Mac OS issues.
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Yep, OSX 10.6 or later... http://www.google.com/mac/ However, I've found Opera a better choice. Your results may vary:)
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Pretty Much Useless as mouse actions are reversed (left<->right / Up<->down)I know it is MAC limitation by design (so people are forced to buy Apple magic-mouse), but unless ANKER provides driver to reverse setting it should not be saying that mouse is supported on MACOS!!!
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There is no software support for the Mac. I would recommend a different mouse the build quality is really cheap. I returned 2 before purchasing a Corsair m65.
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Hi We have tested the item with Mac OS X, and it is working. For the other feature, the device also support 2 finger scrolling and zoom in/out feature.
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It does but requires middleware since Apple does not include the capability anymore. Search the site "militarycac.com" for solutions. If you go to that site, search for "Mac" in their search box. Works in Firefox and Chrome on my Mac Pro 3.1
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No Mac support without boot camp and/or parallels. I have run it using boot camp with no problems at all.