What Browsers Support Html5 Websocket API

What popular webservers have support for HTML5 WebSocket?

Nowadays node.js, especially in conjuction with the Socket.IO library, is a popular platform for WebSocket experiments. It's not a traditional "webserver" like Apache/nginx but it certainly offers a "server programming language" that's super easy to set up for small experiments and is possible to deploy in production too.

Where can I find list of web browsers for ubuntu that maintain web sockets (different from Chrome)?

Here is the current list of browsers that support WebSockets and the protocol version they support: What browsers support HTML5 WebSocket API?

If you have Flash available you can use web-socket-js which is a shim/polyfill that adds WebSockets support to any browser.

Does google chrome frame support websocket?

The answer is yes, Chrome Frame supports websockets. I'm not sure, but it may also depend on the Chrome version you have installed. I have 5.0.317 and this websockets demo works inside IE.

WebSocket and browsers support

Websockets work great when they are supported by the browser and by all the plumbing between your service and client. In addition to the browser issues, many proxies and load balancers don't support websockets either.

I would suggest using websockets but also implementing some sort of fallback to long-polling or server-sent events if that doesn't work.

Since you didn't mention server types or languages, I'm unable to provide any recommendations.

Which web browsers support the HTML5 device tag?

Now we have released our modified WebKit library so that you can test these features yourself. Note that the "device" element is no longer available in the WhatWG spec, it has been replaced with a JavaScript API (navigator.getUserMedia(...)).

You can read more at: https://labs.ericsson.com/developer-community/blog/beyond-html5-experiment-real-time-communication-browser