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Topic: Integrated web browsing within foobar2000? (Read 4350 times) previous topic - next topic
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Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Hey guys,

I have been using foobar2000 for awhile now, and have just switched to it at work however I need to be able to watch my cameras which is a simple http website address.

Is there a plugin which allows me to surf/browse the internet from within foobar2000?

Cheers

Jared

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #1 –
I don't understand the use case here. Why not use a web browser?

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #4 –
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Emacs is a great OS yet it lacks a decent text editor

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #5 –
Replace 'read mail' by 'make coffee'. (Emacs can. It does have some useless features though, like vi mode, which even Bill Joy doesn't use.)

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #6 –
As I said, we use a very basic web interface to access our cameras. see example of what i'm casing below;



Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers
Jared

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #7 –
Have you considered doing the opposite and have foobar2000 run inside a web browser?

Perhaps you could use foo_httpcontrol and modify one of its browser templates to include your camera interface. A simple iframe would do the trick.

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #8 –
Thanks ecko

I will give this a try shortly.

Cheers
 

Integrated web browsing within foobar2000?

Reply #9 –
Fantastic, works a treat. will tweak my layout!

Thanks again