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The following provides a complete overview of the Ditto SDK’s compatibility across web browsers, Node.js, Electron, and the transports supported by each platform.

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Web Browsers

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Desktop Browsers

BrowserSupportVersions
Chrome84.0 and later
Edge84.0 and later
Firefox79.0 and later
Safari14.1 and later
Internet Explorer——
Opera——

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Mobile Browsers

BrowserPlatformSupportVersions
SafariiOS14.5 and later
ChromeAndroid84.0 and later
FirefoxAndroid79.0 and later
WebViewAndroid84.0 and later
Opera———

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Web Browser Transports

BrowserBLE 5.0+AWDLWi-Fi AwareLANWebSockets
All————
Web browsers have limited transport capabilities due to security restrictions. They can only sync via WebSocket connections to Ditto Cloud or a local server. For full peer-to-peer capabilities including LAN and Bluetooth, use Node.js/Electron or native mobile/desktop SDKs.

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Node.js & Electron

Ditto supports the active and maintenance long-term support (LTS) version 18 (or later) of Node.js.

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Platform Support

PlatformsSupportVersions
macOS11.0 and later
Linux (x64)Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and later
Linux (ARM 64-bit)Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and later
Windows x6410.0 and later
Windows Enterprise x6410.0 and later
Windows Enterprise IoT x6410.0 and later
Windows ARM——
If you’re using Electron to develop a Windows-based app, you may need to install Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable.For more information, see the official Microsoft documentation > Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable latest supported downloads.

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Node.js & Electron Transports

PlatformBLE 5.0+AWDLWi-Fi AwareLANWebSockets
macOS—
Linux (x64)——
Windows (All)——

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Supported Devices

DevicePlatformSupportVersions
Raspberry PiLinux (ARM 64-bit)—