This is very unlikely the issue. Whether or not you start HTTPS, the local connection - the steaming from tablo to your browser is not either way. That’s part of the new issue with Chrome.
Under Privacy and Security you have an option to NOT have Firefox add it… while virtually most all web sites now will redirect you. I turned it off, makes it easier to access my router by name for one. There may still be a site or two without an SSL certificate which I still need/want to visit. I suppose I could/should add an exception.
If you really want to dig into things… about:profiles and restart with Add-Ons Disabled OR Help > Troubleshoot Mode (this used to be called safe mode)
How different are you Firefox configurations between devices? Least ideal choice, copy your working profile to your other systems (although I’ve done this, it’s not something to recommend). Firefox has a sync facility (me, I’ve signed in, sync’d and signed out) It’s a bit easier have different systems set up very similar.
Yea, I have a Windows 10 PC which I have little to no use for but it’s nice to have the same Firefox setup if/when I do use it.
Is there a difference how either of these systems connect to your network?
“securing the browser” ?? in what ways was it insecure? Had you secured anything on the network level? (proxy, vpn)?
click on the “x” A message will pop up (read it, click ok)
Then go all out and click on the not secure logo (or maybe you have a secure logo) in front on the my.tablotv.com in the “megabar”
a clear cookies and site data… Yea, this may be over-board, but trying to get a complete fresh start. Then ctrl-F5 to re-retrieve the page (not cached data).
I have encountered that server redirect message before. I believe I had to change a setting in either DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials (extension) or AdBlockPlus (extension).
I use openSUSE (currently Leap 15.2, haven’t upgraded yet). I haven’t noticed too many problems with CC apart from CC problems in general (that which affects all platforms).
For Chromebooks (at least as of Version 91.0.4472.167), Firefox and the Android Tablo App both work. However Chromebooks do not support surround Sound.
As infrequently as the web app is updated, and tablo runs lighttp it could be installed locally. I suppose “thing is” tablo uses https://api.tablotv.com/assocserver/getipinfo/ as a pseudo-network discovery.
Users shouldn’t have to know networking to configure lease reservations to be able to access their devices, or otherwise know it’s IP/hostname. You somehow need to easily get to your tablo.
I tried to install the Windows 10 Tablo app on my PC which runs the French version of Windows 10. I used Microsoft Store to do that.
It displayed the name of my PC which I then selected and clicked on Install now. I then received the message We will attempt to install it on the equipment you selected. I typed OK. Nothing happened after that. When I look at the long list of apps of the WindowsApps display, I do not see anything that looks like Tablo. (What should I look for?
At the bottom of the Microsoft Store display for the Tablo App, I see English (United States) as the supported language. Must I conclude that it will not work on my system?
the link tablo provides is for en-ca https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/p/tablo/9nblggh51r8j#activetab=pivot:overviewtab
so presumably it’s not limited to English US… but non-English, IDK
@TabloSupport I don’t want to create a Microsoft account just to use my Tablo. I don’t have Microsoft account for a reason. Will you provide an alternate download for the Tablo Windows app?
It would be great if we could just get a “recently recorded” link on other browsers like Firefox. I only used Chrome for that in the first place and probably wouldn’t miss Chrome support if we had that.
On the Windows 10 I do have, it’s a local account, - no MSN or Microsoft account, for a reason, and I’m able to install the tablo app from “the store” with out any hassle.
But then I rarely use my Windows system, well I don’t actually use it for anything actually productive, but it always want’s to update, massive amounts of data need downloaded.
I’ll try again tomorrow. Windows was insisting I log in(create an account) but I may have missed something. I doubt I’ll be using Windows after 10 is retired. At the rate they are going I might not even continue using Windows that long.
The new Wondoze 10 app appears to have deleted the “FAILED” category under RECORDINGS. Can that be added back or is there another way to see failed recordings and delete them?