I'm not sure the chrome extension has been updated with it, but when I next do an update (or you manually install the version from GitHub) then yes, it'll work.
With the command line tools I'm afraid it won't, because it's expecting to use the Web Browser's Websocket implementation which won't exist in Node.js. I guess with a bit of work it could do (especially if there's a Browser-compatible websocket implementation for Node.js?)
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Good question :)
I'm not sure the chrome extension has been updated with it, but when I next do an update (or you manually install the version from GitHub) then yes, it'll work.
With the command line tools I'm afraid it won't, because it's expecting to use the Web Browser's Websocket implementation which won't exist in Node.js. I guess with a bit of work it could do (especially if there's a Browser-compatible websocket implementation for Node.js?)