I uploaded your progs.dat to it now.
16-player DM server: ws://webquakedm-7637.onmodulus.net
Awesome!
That server resets the controls to the stupid defaults though, would be nice to have it use a WASD layout or just not have keys in its config at all.
The server is temporary, it appears that Modulus isn’t free and only gives a trial period. Maybe I’ll switch to Appfog if it’s completely free.
I don’t know how can the server reset the controls, it never sends “bind” svc_command. However, I deleted your autoexec.cfg from the now-dead webquake.quaddicted.com, because of no proper way to look up and down, cheats bound to keys (it’s hard to spot when you accidentally activate them), and it’s not vanilla. But in /stuff/ the config is there.
Is webquake.quaddicted.com server still inaccessible?
Good point, I will make that autoexec.cfg suck less.
webquake.quaddicted.com ain’t coming back (unless I simply point it to the current location but what’s the point). 
Maybe it’s too late, but I added Retina and HUD browser zoom (as a web-friendly alternative for -conwidth) support to the port.
thanks, updated
Pulled the latest changes again. Thanks!
Oh, you still care about it. Thank you!
Of course I do! It’s such a great project!
Thanks!
Don’t you know, is there a way to install Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 8.0?
I have no idea, I left Windows a long time ago.
Could you disable HTTPS for WebQuake? Multiplayer doesn’t work on insecure servers.
Just found this thread today. I’ve been hosting the client for a few weeks (non ssl) here:
Thanks, efess, but the cfg files are messed up a bit, the game tries to execute HTML codes as console commands.
ahh, I added a catch-all 404 redirect rule recently, apparently the missing autoexec.cfg triggered this.
it now excluding that subdirectory
I will probably move it back to the subdomain when I move servers some day.
What exactly is the problem with SSL? I don’t understand why it matters (and I believe that SSL should be used whenever possible).
SSL is great, I only use it when necessary though because it costs $$ to get good trusted certificates.
But in this case, I suspect it messes with web sockets, and normal quake clients don’t support SSL
Ah, I don’t even know what web sockets are. 
Considering the proof of malicious capture of internet traffic SSL should be considered necessary always and everywhere to protect your users’ privacy. http://www.startssl.com/ is free.