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# WebViewer Server: extending browser & file viewing compatibility

Enhance your WebViewer experience with WebViewer Server, a versatile backend solution ensuring seamless viewing compatibility across all platforms. Optimize performance and scalability for your web ap

WebViewer Server is a drop-in backend for WebViewer that offers responsive viewing compatibility across all client platforms (including mobile), along with scaling performance that approaches purely client-side solutions. It works hand-in-hand with WebViewer on the client, initially serving images then transitioning to client-side rendering.

{% @apryse-download-button/apryse-download-button id="WebViewer\_Server\_Docker\_web\_web" title="Download WebViewer Server" showVersion="true" %}

## Get started

* [Setup](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-setup.md)
* [Configuration](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-config.md)
* [Usage](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-usage.md)
* [Hardware and Networking](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-hardware-and-network.md)
* [Performance](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-performance.md)
* [WebViewer Server FAQ](/web/get-started/faq.md)
* [WVS API Wrapper](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-wrapper.md)
* [WebViewer Server without Docker on Windows](/web/webviewer-server/deployment/wv-server-deploying-without-docker.md)
* [WebViewer Server Troubleshooting](/web/webviewer-server/wv-server-troubleshooting.md)

## Run on Cloud Services

* [WebViewer Server on AWS](/web/webviewer-server/deployment/wv-server-aws-deployment.md)
* [WebViewer Server on Azure](/web/webviewer-server/deployment/wv-server-azure-deployment.md)
* [WebViewer Server from DockerHub](/web/webviewer-server/deployment/wv-server-dockerhub-deployment.md)

## FAQ

* [What is WebViewer Server?](/web/get-started/faq/what-is-wvs.md)
* [WebViewer Server Install Issues](/web/get-started/faq/wvs-install-issues.md)
* [Retrieving Container Information](/web/get-started/faq/container-information.md)
* [Modifying WebViewer Server](/web/get-started/faq/modifying-wvs.md)
* [Mounting a Docker Data Volume](/web/get-started/faq/mounting-docker-data-volume.md)
* [Changing the HTTP data cache](/web/get-started/faq/changing-the-http-data-directory.md)
* [Deploying without Docker](/web/webviewer-server/deployment/wv-server-deploying-without-docker.md)
* [Load Balancing](/web/get-started/faq/load_balancing.md)
* [Supporting XRefs](/web/get-started/faq/supporting-xrefs.md)
* [What is the BCID?](/web/get-started/faq/what-is-the-bcid.md)

## Browser support

| Chrome | Firefox | Safari | Edge | Internet Explorer | Android Chrome | Mobile Safari |
| ------ | ------- | ------ | ---- | ----------------- | -------------- | ------------- |
| ✓      | ✓       | ✓      | ✓    | 9+                | ✓              | ✓             |


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