If (get URL of document 1) contains TargetURL then You can capture this string by setting up your preferred view in Safari and copying from the webpage URL. Set TargetURLConfig to 'live?groupSelect1=All+Cameras&cameraNum=4&cameraNum=1&cameraNum=0&cameraNum=5&viewMethod=0&imageSize=640x480&windowWidth=1503&windowHeight=1312&99244' You may use a local IP number here but it will work only on the local network. To use a Dynamic DNS service you must configure your router to allow remote access to Security Spy. If you use a Dynamic DNS service, insert the Dynamic DNS target. Insert your target Security Spy URL here. You can even put the application in your dock. Then link the application to your trigger of choice (i.e., an F-Key or a programmed mouse button) to launch the application. Enter your target Security Spy URL and your preferred window configuration in the script and save it as an application. Now a single click opens new a Safari window which displays my Security Spy attached cameras. I programmed the same button on my Logitech mouse to trigger this Applescript, saved as an application.

I missed this feature so I wrote an Applescript to emulate the same behavior in Safari. This displayed the Security Spy Dashboard Widgets, one for each camera, with a single click and hid them with another click. This trigger opened (or closed) Dashboard. I programmed an extra button on my Logitech mouse to trigger Dashboard. Until it was eliminated in Catalina, MacOS 10.15, Dashboard was my goto for viewing my Security Spy attached cameras. Configure your 'TargetURL' and 'TargetURLConfig' values.

Click the Compile button (Command + K).ģ. Copy and Paste the text below into a new Script Editor document.Ģ. You can even put the application in your dock.ġ. Then link the application to your trigger of choice (i.e., an F-Key or a programmed mouse button) to launch the application. Now a single click opens new a Safari window which displays my Security Spy attached cameras.Įnter your target Security Spy URL and your preferred window configuration in the script and save it as an application. I programmed the same button on my Logitech mouse to trigger this Applescript, saved as an application. I missed this feature so I wrote an Applescript to emulate the same behavior in Safari. This displayed the Security Spy Dashboard Widgets, one for each camera, with a single click and hid them with another click. I programmed an extra button on my Logitech mouse to trigger Dashboard.

Until it was eliminated in Catalina, MacOS 10.15, Dashboard was my goto for viewing my Security Spy attached cameras.

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