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Well, my idea for multiplatform is in fact trivial: replace the three wsapi VIs with independent ones, fiddle a little to get rid of the broken library dependencies, and go. For the two % escape vis it is just a matter of copying the code which is open, modulo some correction. Talking about the third VI is a bit hairy because the original is password protected, but, I found out a posteriori, you have been there too. As you said there, the code appears as conceived for working on the three platforms. So I did that and played a bit with it, with inconsistent results. I tested three machines, one windows and two linuces, and concentrated just in getting the two examples read as file:// in chrome and firefox. The one windows was most of the time updating correctly (but not sometimes, not on second run of the same vi, sometimes only refreshing the browser, etc.) The first linux updated itself erratically when it should have, mostly updated correctly only refreshing the page, but still transmitted correctly to the VI the controls operated in the browser. The third linux produced a static and messed page in the browers. Alas, that one happens to be a system with comma decimal separator, so perhaps there is this in the way. All together nothing yet stable enough to post here. I'd need to grasp the mechanics of what goes on, and look for races or bugs, not sure if I'll manage soon. For one, I have a vague suspect that the final anonymous call to Cleanup.vi cripples the synchronization if the Example vi is run the second time.