Users can configure functions which allow advanced motion detection.Recording videos or taking snapshots can be done directly from your device.It comes with warning lights that alert you and you can activate the siren in case of any disturbance with cameras that are compatible.

You can communicate easily by being able to listen and talk using security cameras that are compatible with the app.

The recorded video can be played back to let users rewatch and review events.

You can view the live video feed from a multiple number of cameras remotely.

This app allows you to easily set up and control your camera in any way that you want to.

I can confirm it's definitely a Safari OSx as I run a VMWare Win7 virtual machine on my Mac and IE works. As a result I have stopped upgrading my O365 😟. Have to admit (albeit not specifically an Apple issue, rather an MS Office issue), I've personally discovered major bugs in the update to MS O365 for Mac in the past 6 months, that cause basic features of Excel, perhaps not widely used) broke and stopped working. Of course, if I were to report this to Apple, likely as not, I'd be pointed back t the system vendor. Why else would it stop working on a minor build update (10.11.5-10.11.6)? I can also say that I'm reticent to attempt a downgrade to 10.11.5, because I don't want to lose anything. I wonder if it is not a compatibility issue with HiDVRPlugin per se, rather a bug/issue with Safari. Downgrading to say 10.11.5, which worked(!) is an option, but I'm not at all confident in doing that. I impressed upon them that it worked up until 10.11.6, recently upgraded last Friday, and they said it wasn't compatible with that build. I contacted Swann support today and after they tried to get it to work by reinstalling the HiDVRPluging.dmg package, they finally said that the older DVR wasn't compatible with El Capitan. Don't know what DVR system you're using, but I'm on a Swann DVR2600-4.

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