For Kami to work properly, we need to access certain network resources. Here's a list of what to unblock:
HTTP and HTTPS access to *.kamihq.com and *.kamiapp.com (for example, www.kamihq.com, web.kamihq.com, web.kamiapp.com kamicors.kamihq.com )
HTTP and HTTPS access to *.kamifiles.com (e.g. t.kamiaccess.com), *.kamiaccess.com, *.kamiaccessfiles.com (e.g. h.kamiaccessfiles.com)
HTTP and HTTPS access to *.kamipdf.com for links to work from emails
HTTPS access to *.statuspage.io for in-app downtime/maintenance notifications
Access to accounts.google.com and accounts.youtube.com to allow logging into Kami through G Suite.
HTTPS access to notabletemporarydownloads.s3.amazonaws.com and notableuploads.s3.amazonaws.com
HTTPS access to www.googleapis.com
Websocket and HTTPS access to wss.kamihq.com for live updates to documents
Email domains to whitelist:
kamipdf.com
kamihq.com
kamiapp.com
Browser extensions can potentially block some Kami connections, preventing the app to work properly. We recommend setting them to be disabled for the Kami App or entirely disabling the extension.
To disable them when using the app, simply open the Kami App. Click on the extension you want to disable, and click on disable or toggle any setting to stop it from working whenever the Kami App is being used.
Below is a list of known extensions that can potentially cause issues when using the app:
TBC
