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@ -5,14 +5,14 @@ A Home Assistant integration to turn your browser into a controllable entity - a
## Example uses ## Example uses
- Make the camera feed from your front door pop up on the tablet in your kitchen when someone rings the doorbell. - Make the camera feed from your front door pop up on the tablett in your kitchen when someone rings the doorbell.
- Have a message pop up on every screen in the house when it's bedtime. - Have a message pop up on every screen in the house when it's bedtime.
- Make the browser on your workstation switch to a specific tab when the kitchen light is on after midnight - Make the browser on your workstation switch to a specific tab when the kitchen light is on after midnight
- Play a TTS message on your work computer when the traffic sensor tells you it's time to go home. - Play a TTS message on your work computer when the traffic sensor tells you it's time to go home.
# Installation instructions # Installation instructions
*NOTE: This integration required Home Assistant version 0.95 or later* *NOTE: This integration requires Home Assistant version 0.95 or later*
- Copy the contents of `custom_components/browser_mod/` to `<your config dir>/custom_components/browser_mod/`. - Copy the contents of `custom_components/browser_mod/` to `<your config dir>/custom_components/browser_mod/`.
@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ A *device* is a machine-browser combination identified by a unique `deviceID`. T
- Chrome on your desktop and Chrome on your laptop are two different *devices*. - Chrome on your desktop and Chrome on your laptop are two different *devices*.
- Chrome on your laptop and Safari on your laptop are two different *devices*. - Chrome on your laptop and Safari on your laptop are two different *devices*.
- Two tabs in Firefox on the same computer is the same *device*. - Two tabs in Firefox on the same computer is one *device*.
- Two windows in Edge on the same computer is the same *device*. - Two windows in Edge on the same computer is one *device*.
In the two latter cases, the last loaded tab/window will be the *active* one. In the two latter cases, the last loaded tab/window will be the *active* one.