Recent content by Martin2017

What would make this process much simpler would be to have the installer ask for its install location, an option I don't seem to have. At least with that option the device would look for its own plugin. Palemoon comes with a built in plugin that installs to: C:\Program Files...

Currently mashing about with much the same thought, creating another folder for each installed plugin (version)...will re-read the above posts and see what sort of damage I can do ;-) Ah... and just for the joy of it all, looks like the NVR plugin is different then both of the camera plugin's...

Palemoon had worked flawlessly for over a year, trouble started when I installed the Amcrest NVR and a 825E camera... Trying to figure out a way to have both plugins installed at the same time. There should be a way to install to another sub folder or something? I have sent both files to...

Recent Palemoon (V28.0) issues, Maybe a combination of things but after adding an few extra devices (Amcrest NVR and another Amcrest camera) to my local network, Palemoon has wants me to download and install the plugin again. I do so but then randomly cameras (Amcrest) that had previously...

Tangent.... Thanks. Martin

Curious about the "Plug-in" issues for Chrome and other browsers. Well the Firefox tweak above did not work for me (the 32bit Pale Moon was a solution for me...for now...) I got thinking about some very old Foscams that I'm running in a remote location (f18910W), Well not the greatest quality...

Thanks for the link to Pale Moon. Looks like this is my last option for a browser solution for my IP group. (and so far is working with all of the camera brands in my stable) My most recent issue was my Amcrest 721's that would fail to work on Firefox (even with the above guide) and IE 11...