Make it work in browser

[Unicorn-42]

Trying to find replacement for Spydroid, thought this one would work if I open the local ip:port address on the pc in the browser, but it doesn't.
Is it expected to make it possible?

Noticed other issues:

• Start server, then stop server. After that starting it again is impossible due to "port is already in use". The server doesn't stop properly?
• [seems to be already fixed] The program crashes when minimized.

[UmerCodez]

Trying to find replacement for Spydroid, thought this one would work if I open the local ip:port address on the pc in the browser, but it doesn't.
Is it expected to make it possible?

You can't enter websocket URL directly in browser's address bar. You can access the live stream through browser's Javascript websocket client API. See this example

Start server, then stop server. After that starting it again is impossible due to "port is already in use". The server doesn't stop properly?

Thats issue with a websocket java library I am using. Just change the port Number in the settings

[seems to be already fixed] The program crashes when minimized.

Yes, fixed in the latest version

[Unicorn-42]

@UmerCodez , ok I understand, but is it expected to have the in-browser local ip:port approach added in the future?

[UmerCodez]

Maybe in the future it gets added.

I don't know if you have tried the example or not but if you open camera.html in a web browser you will be presented with a text field to enter ip:port of websocketCAM app.