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==== 5.3 Add Frigate Add-ons to Home Assistant ====

# Visit [http://homeassistant.home.arpa:8123/hacs/repository/311536795 '''Frigate Home Assistant Add-ons page''']
# '''Log back into Home Assistant when it prompts you to.'''
# '''Add Frigate Repository:'''
#* Click the bright blue '''“Add-on repository to my Home Assistant”''' button.
# '''Download and Install Frigate:'''
#* You’ll see two buttons. One is a blue button that says “Open with Home Assistant Store,” and the other is for downloading the add-on.
#* '''Important:''' The blue button in the middle refreshes the page without installing anything.
#* To download and install Frigate, make sure to click the Download button at the bottom.
# '''Access Home Assistant Again:'''
#* You’ll be prompted again to enter your Home Assistant domain with <code>:8123</code>.
#* Remember, the default URL <code>homeassistant.local:8123</code> won’t work. HomeAssistant assumes you’re using a standard router where the domain is <code>.local</code> - but with pfsense, it is <code>.home.arpa</code> Use one of the following:
#** '''Local Domain:''' [http://homeassistant.home.arpa:8123/ http://homeassistant.home.arpa:8123]
#** '''Direct IP:''' [http://192.168.5.4:8123/ http://192.168.5.4:8123]
# Click '''“Download”''' in the lower left corner.
# Continue with installing, wait for it to install — it should be quick.
# Go to '''Home Assistant Settings''' in the lower left corner.
# It will say '''“1 repair, restart required”''' with the little Frigate logo at the top, or just '''restart required''' at the top.
# Click this, follow prompts, and restart Home Assistant.

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