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See more [screenshots](#screenshots) below.
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## Supported Browsers
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Modern Safari, Firefox and Chrome-based browsers are supported, as well as the Home Assistant App on Android and iOS. Other/older browsers may work, but are unsupported.
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## Installation
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* [HACS](https://hacs.xyz/) is **highly** recommended to install the card -- it works for all Home Assistant variants. If you don't have [HACS](https://hacs.xyz/) installed, start there -- then come back to these instructions.
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This card uses [visjs](https://github.com/visjs/vis-timeline) -- a timeline library -- to show camera timelines. This library currently uses non-passive event-listeners. These warnings can be safely ignored in this instance and cannot easily be fixed in the underlying library.
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### Custom element does not exist
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This is usually a sign that the card is not correctly installed (i.e. the browser cannot find the Javascript). In cases where it works in some browsers / devices but not in others it may simply be an old browser / webview that does not support modern Javascript (this is occasionally seen on old Android hardware). In this latter case, you are out of luck.
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## Development
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### Building
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