# WebSocket Server Element

This exposes a local WebSocket server that allows communication between your web app running in a browser, and your desktop app.

You generally will only have one client (the browser tab) but if multiple tabs are open and requesting a connection, you'll need to handle multiple connections.\ <br>

## WebSocket Server Element Actions

{% content-ref url="/pages/tkztDVaV4miLw7KuLiZl" %}
[Actions](/deskifier/deskifier-bubble.io-docs/websocket-server-element/actions.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## WebSocket Server Element Events

{% content-ref url="/pages/wd5dXM1JCKtnyOtBWWAR" %}
[Events](/deskifier/deskifier-bubble.io-docs/websocket-server-element/events.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}

## WebSocket Server Element States

{% content-ref url="/pages/IRLu6n3G43VeuB5VceZW" %}
[States](/deskifier/deskifier-bubble.io-docs/websocket-server-element/states.md)
{% endcontent-ref %}


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