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MyIPCam for IP cameras
Easy and quick way to view and control your IP-cameras
What is MyIPCam for IP cameras?
'MyIPCam for IP Cameras' is a Firefox add-on that provides users with a quick and easy way to view and control their IP cameras. The extension allows users to select their camera model, set the address, username, and password to access the IP camera. It also features added support for various camera models and MJPEG types while also offering improved HTTPS support for certain cameras. The add-on regularly undergoes updates for bug fixes, added functionalities and improved user experience.
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By: Denfllow
Rating: 3.00
(35)
Creation date: 2017-10-12
Weekly download count: 69
Firefox on Android: No
Risk impact: High risk impact
Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood
Manifest version: 2
Permissions:
- webRequest
- webRequestBlocking
- http://*/*
- https://*/*
- storage
Size: 277.14K
Email: De*****@gmail.com
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Summary
This Extension allows you to view and control your IP-Cameras in the popup window. To work you must select the camera model (or you can use 'Autoscan'), set the address, username and password to access the IP-camera in the Options. This is a free function of the Extension.
v1.2.8
- From this version you can not increase image/video from camera by clicking on image for cameras 3-24 in free version. Full functionality is available in the full version. v1.2.6
- new MJPEG types: Generic v2, Generic v3
- From this version you can not increase image from camera by clicking on image (for cameras 5-24) in free version v1.2.4
- fixed bug with image saving v1.2.3
- added item 'FDT v.1' in 'MJPEG Video' tab for FDT (and other) cameras
- full version now cost 3.5 usd. v1.2.2
- added HTTPS for cameras /Beta mode/ (If you want to use HTTPS protocol for camera, type "https" in the field "Description" (in any like place you want). Example: Description - "My Home (https)". In other words, the "Description" field should contain the "https" string.)
- added support of Xiaomi (with non-official firmware)
User reviews
User reviews summary
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Pros
- Easy to use
- Supports up to 24 cameras
- Configurable
Cons
- Not free
- No RTSP support
- Settings are deleted after every Firefox update
Most mentioned
- Not free
- Easy to use
- Settings are deleted after every Firefox update
- Supports up to 24 cameras
Recent reviews
This add-on used to work really well on Firefox. I have the paid version of it. A little while back one of my cameras just stopped working with it. The same camera works perfectly with the Chrome version of the add-on so I can only assume something in Firefox changed that broke the add-on.
by SMF, 2024-07-03
setup my ip cam, got it working then live view of camera is replaced by a make a payment window/message. nice! NOT!
Avoid this add on!
by User, 2023-05-28
Safety
Risk impact
MyIPCam for IP cameras is risky to use as it requires a number of sensitive permissions that can potentially harm your browser and steal your data. Exercise caution when installing this add-on. Review carefully before installing. We recommend that you only install MyIPCam for IP cameras if you trust the publisher.
Risk likelihood
MyIPCam for IP cameras has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.
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