There's no permission for the settings page (admin/config/media/media_browser_plus_settings), 'administer files' is used, but I find it kind of odd that it's using this permission for it's settings page.

The media module uses the same permission, but there's is an issue and a patch for this.
Issue: http://drupal.org/node/1857218

I'm working of version 7.x-2.x-dev due to the use older media module (unstable-3) version we are using and will add a patch for this permission in a sec. Maybe it could be used for later versions.

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The patch.

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The current implementation opens security holes for users who should not administer a module, so I'll set up the priority. The patch is tested and RTBC.

Please create a new stable release.

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This solution is easier and better. It prevents an unnecessary additional permission:
#2223841: Add separate permission to use vs administer settings