The modern Chromebooks can run Android apps. And I use OWLR for Foscam app, so I tried it on my Chromebook. It works almost perfectly: I can view featured public cameras just as well as on my phone and tablet, and I can also view my own camera if I use the public IP address and forwarding port on my home router.

But if I try to add the local IP address of my camera, the app complains that it cannot detect a wifi network connection, even though my Chromebook has a good fast speed wifi connection at the time.

It seems like fixing this small issue of wifi connection detection (or allowing user to add a local IP address for a camera even if wifi is not detected) would make the Android app work fully on Chromebooks which would be awesome.