Hikvision’s IP camera web management and LiveView software are no longer officially supported on Internet Explorer starting January 31, 2019. Hikvision, a Chinese security camera manufacturer, announced that it would be removing access to its devices via Google Chrome, a move that came about just months after IronNet Cybersecurity informed the FBI of a vulnerability that affected many services including Hikvision. Subsequently, it found its way into other browsers such as Firefox.įirefox engineers discontinued NPAPI support because the architecture looks different now and had caused massive crashes, hangs, and security incidents. It provided Native Code support for Netscape Navigator 2.0 browsers, starting in 1995. Netscape Plugin Application Programming Interface (NPAPI) was a deprecated feature in older browsers. Many people also don’t like using Internet Explorer because of the security problems it has had over the years. As many people probably know, IE can be a little clunky and difficult to use compared to other browsers.
IE Tab is an extension for Google Chrome that allows you to open multiple IE browser windows straight from your browser. The installation will prompt you to complete the extension setup. Due to a security issue with plug-in support in older browsers, a decision to suspend NPAPI support in Chrome (and other browsers) follows.Īfter visiting the link to IE Tab, go to the top right and select ADD TO CHROME option.
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To continue using H.264 cameras on a browser, please install an alternate browser. They regret to inform you they have discontinued support to use NPAPI in Chrome. Hikvision has acknowledged Google’s plans to discontinue NPAPI support but is making a commitment to provide alternatives to the Chrome browser that complies with upcoming Chrome changes.
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