Wiki Definitive List of Tesla Friendly Browser Apps/Pages

[DJ Frustration]

I've been searching the forum and found a mish-mash of lists of Tesla browser friendly sites. I'd love for the mods to change this post to a wiki in the hope that others can add to the list. Please keep this list restricted to websites or apps that are customized for the Tesla browser. Try to keep it in similar format with a link to the site followed by a description and citation of the TMC member(s) that created it.

List of Tesla Browser Apps and Webpages to use in your Model S, 3 or X

• Teslapage.com - Site with news, nearby charging stations, stock price, weather. Created by @master
• Waze for Tesla Incidents - Webapp that displays incidents reported via Waze. Created by @fact200
• TeslaWeather.com - Webapp that displays weather and radar. Created by @PattyChuck
• Plugshare for Tesla - Webapp that displays nearby charging stations.
• LogMySC.com - Webapp that lets you log and track supercharger trips. Created by @HankLloydRight
• TeslaApps.net - Free & Premium webapps that create a dashboard experience.
  
• TeslaTap.com - Site that demonstrates aspect of Model S to Valet, Guests and Car Washes (Also en Espanol) [insert creator here if you know it]
• QuickTesla - Site with weather, news, charging, stock price and valet instructions. Created by @JaredBanyard

 

[brec]

Moc Tesla Tools / Head Wind Estimator - Created by Marc O. Chouinard
Tesla Weather Radar Map
http://qtes.la/

 

[Terra117]

Is there documentation of what browser engine is used and which standards the browser complies with?

 

[scottf200]

Is there documentation of what browser engine is used and which standards the browser complies with?

Via this post: Model S web access

 

[Terra117]

Thanks scottf200. Is it safe to assume the browser agent is accurate?

 

[DJ Frustration]

@doug if you feel inclined, please change the first post to a wiki and pin it so that visitors can see a definitive list of browser apps/pages. If not worthy, no hurt feelings here.

 

[DJ Frustration]

Should have tagged @Doug_G instead. My bad.

 

[Doug_G]

No, you need @doug

 

[wayner]

Via this post: Model S web access

That screenshot/post is from Dec 2012. Has it not been updated since then?

 

[wayner]

My browser reports something slightly different than that three year old post, but my car is Canadian which may explain some things, like encryption. Mine says Apple Safari (534.34) with 56 bit encryption (International).

 

[scottf200]

That screenshot/post is from Dec 2012. Has it not been updated since then?

I just did this. Not sure if there is a better URL and if it is accurate. The browser works for what I need it for and am happy Tesla is covering the cost for the data. Minimum browsing meets most needs for a car vs home PC. Remember this argument is not the purpose of this thread tho.
Image: http://i.imgur.com/WHnpJj9.jpg

 

[ShotgunF15E]

dash.teslatime.com

 

[SomeJoe7777]

Tesla Winds and Elevation Web Browser App

 

[Ashkenaz]

Great info for me as a newbie. Thanks!

 

[CSalemi]

If I know that I am going to show off the car to someone, I load up this page on the browser.

ProtectionMenu

After explaining bio defense mode I move to the browser and explain the more active defense features

 

[Lightmatrix]

Short URL's! Too much to type for some of these into my car's browser!

 

[AustinP]

Tip I use to avoid typing, assuming you have a smartphone and you manage your agenda from a computer, and of course, you have the tesla app and it allowed to display your agenda in your car. If all the above is true:
In your agenda, from your computer, add a meeting and in the notes or description, enter all the links

Then in your car, from the agenda app, you can open that meeting, and then the notes and the url's can just be selected, that will open the browser of the car at the selected address. Do remember that the car's agenda displays only today and tomorrow, so create the meeting accordingly.

 

[Three60guy]

I attempted this suggestion to use the calendar but the links are not activated. clicking on them wont bring them up in the browser. Still looking for a solution.

 

[Lightmatrix]

I think of all the sites I have seen for the Tesla this has become my new favorite, even without the subscription services they offer:

EVE For Tesla | Premier Dashboard Experience For Your Tesla Model S, Tesla Model X, Tesla Model III | Powered by Evolved Vehicle Environments

Especially the "fireplace" app you can load... I mean we may not have A/C seats, but we can at least cozy up with our seat heaters on, and a nice fireplace in our dashboard!

 

[hybridbear]

When I signed in to my Gmail account for the first time in my Model S the Google notification of a new sign in said Linux and across the top of my Gmail inbox it said that I was using an old version of Safari that is no longer supported.