These parameters allowed for a high degree of customization: auto_connect controlled whether the applet automatically connected to the camera server upon loading; bg_color set the background color around the video using hexadecimal values; bg_image allowed setting a JPEG or GIF image as a background, optionally replacing the default WebView logo; capture_size determined the initial size of the video image, with options like 80×60, 160×120, 320×240, and 640×480 for NTSC, and similar PAL equivalents; and click_action defined the behavior when clicking on the video display area, with "pt" enabling pan and tilt operations.
It allowed users to view real-time footage from their Canon cameras via a standard web browser. Customizable GUI: liveapplet
When these cameras are left unsecured, they present significant privacy risks: Remote Surveillance These parameters allowed for a high degree of
Since business logic, API keys, and database queries remain strictly on the server, live applets eliminate many common client-side vulnerabilities, such as data tampering and reverse engineering. optionally replacing the default WebView logo