WebGL & Other Devices ALL CONNECTED TO SAME SERVER

Is it possible to have normal (pc/mobile) clients and WebGL clients connect to the same game?

I'm new to Unity and just using the built-in NetworkManager and NetworkManagerHUD components for multiplayer. If I select "Use WebSockets" from the NetworkManager on the host, I can connect WebGL client to a game hosted from Standalone, but other stand alone or android clients cannot join that same game. Is that even possible or am I doing something wrong? What if I try doing this?:
(This script is attached to the NetworkManager)

Code (csharp):

1.  
2. using UnityEngine.Networking;
3. using UnityEngine;
4. public class CrossGLSupportAriel : MonoBehaviour {
5.  
6.   void Update() {
7.         NetworkManager.singleton.useWebSockets = !NetworkManager.singleton.useWebSockets;
8.    }
9.  
10. }
11.  

 

This doesn't work, the script doesn't work! Seems it can't be changed at runtime.

Still need help solving this!

 

Changing the socket type like this wont work. Just use WebSockets. Websockets works for all platforms AFAIK

 

What is AFAIK? Also when I enabled WebSockets, the server would not work for PC downloadable version, only worked on webclient.

 

As far as I know.

This makes the NetworkServer listen for WebSockets connections instead of normal transport layer connections.

This allows WebGL clients to connect to the server.
https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Networking.NetworkManager-useWebSockets.html
This tells me that if you host the server using Websockets and all clients including PC clients use websockets they should all be able to connect. Just make everything use websockets