"Connection could not be established"

[MVoltaire]

I get this:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bld5vhw8cxm8wwn/connection.pdf?dl=0

on Windows 7 Professional with Service Pack 1, Firefox 45.5.1.


It's my work computer, so maybe there are some restrictions that I don't know. So the problem might be on my side as well. But I thought I'd let you know.

Cheers,
Voltaire

[yed]

Maybe HTTPS would help against transparent proxy.

[Bbl]

I get the same error on my work computer. The office network is channeled through a proxy as well, so i assume this is where the problem comes from. Making Fun's client cannot connect either, but as other browser games work without problems, it should be solvable somehow.

[Bbl]

With the new version the problem is fixed for me. The Client runs now perfectly on my office PC.

Thanks for fixing!  :)

[ginna1]

Not let me enter the game tells me that the server is closed gives me the option to retry but does not take me anywhere. What I can do?

[Stef]

Not let me enter the game tells me that the server is closed gives me the option to retry but does not take me anywhere. What I can do?

We are now running on port 443, which is very common to have opened up, but maybe it's closed on your computer/network. Could you try visiting this page?

"Websockets supported" should say yes; if it doesn't you will have to switch to a different browser that actually supports them.
"WebSockets (Port 443, SSL)" should also have the green yes symbols... if it doesn't either your network or your firewall blocks this port.

[yed]

Adblock or another browser extension could also block the websocket connection.

[ginna1]

Thank you for your attention. I will try to update chrome

[coppercopper]

If my port is blocked accouding to https://websocketstest.com/ is there anything I can do?  I'm also trying desperately to play at work :-[

[yed]

I think there is an issue with https://websockettest.com website. It shows me that I am not connected either.

Test on https://www.websocket.org/echo.html works. You need to click on "Connect" and then "Send" to test.
You should see this in the log:

CONNECTED

SENT: Rock it with HTML5 WebSocket

RECEIVED: Rock it with HTML5 WebSocket