A quick guide for how to add support for the Camino browser to iGlasses (to allow you to change your webcam settings for recording YouTube videos directly, or any other website that uses Flash-based webcam stuff).
- Go to your Applications folder in the Finder and open the iGlasses folder.
- Right-click (or ctrl-click) on iGlasses Manager and select Show Package Contents.
- Drill down to Contents/Resources.
- You need to edit the file apps.plist. I use Apple’s own Property List Editor which comes with the Developer Tools, but you can also edit it with a text editor – see instructions here. I accept no responsibility anything you may break! It might be a good idea to make a backup copy of apps.plist before you start editing it.
- You need to add a new sibling. If you’re using Property List Editor, just click select one of the existing items (under Root – IGSupportedApplications) and click the Add New Sibling button. If you’re using a text editor, copy and paste one of the existing strings onto a new line and edit it. The sibling should be called org.mozilla.camino (notice it’s similar to the one for Firefox which is org.mozilla.firefox). Its class is String (the same as the others) and its value should be Camino (or anything really, this is just the name iGlasses uses).
- Save the Plist file (if you’re using a text editor, don’t forget to convert it back to binary – see instructions at link above).
- Go back to your Applications/iGlasses folder and double-click on iGlasses Manager to open it.
- You should see a new entry in the list for Camino, but it will be unchecked. Tick it, then click Apply. You’ll have to type in your admin password.
- Quit and reopen Camino. You should now see the iGlasses Settings item under the File Menu. Finished!
