Andrew Plotkin

Re the above: I _think_ Mac Safari 6.0 is required. 5.x uses the "draft76" websocket protocol which is deprecated. Switching to socket.io would work around this.

Various notes around the web confirm that Privoxy users should expect the websocket connection to fail.

At a minimum, have a better error message for the case of off-spec browsers.

User notes that he can reach http://www.websocket.org/echo.html _only_ with "TLS mode" enabled. This makes sense; HTTPS requests bypass web proxies, right? Can we accept TLS connections?

socket.io 0.9 has no Tornado support? Maybe use https://github.com/sockjs/sockjs-client , http://github.com/mrjoes/sockjs-tornado/ instead?

Maybe I just need to provide an option for a wss: websocket URL. I think this requires SSL certs in the Tornado app: ``` ssl_options={ "certfile": os.path.join(data_dir, "mydomain.crt"), "keyfile": os.path.join(data_dir,...

I have set up SSL access. Try this address: https://seltani.net/ The SSL certificate causes Firefox to cough up a warning about "unknown issuer". I'm using a free cert service, and...

There's a balance between secretiveness and teasers, of course. For the moment I like the anticipation of seeing new names appear on the horizon. Yes, changing the world name is...

Some worlds might want to offer privacy, too. (Players not showing up as logged-in at all.)'

The guest accounts are a halfway-adequate way to manage this. (You can safely give a guest account a link to your in-development Age. The guest's linking booklet is wiped for...