canvas

You can display interactive HTML content across multiple devices by using a centralized host server to serve static files and bridge communications to connected OpenClaw client nodes. This renders web content simultaneously on Mac, iOS, and Android canvases.

Yes, you can use Tailscale to serve web content to remote devices outside your LAN. The host server supports configurable bind modes for localhost, LAN, or Tailscale networks, enabling cross-network access to remote OpenClaw nodes.

You can automatically refresh HTML canvases on all connected nodes during development by utilizing the built-in live reload feature. It detects HTML file edits and automatically refreshes the canvas view across all active OpenClaw clients.

Yes, OpenClaw supports executing JavaScript and capturing screenshots on remote node canvases. The canvas control actions allow you to navigate URLs, execute JavaScript directly, and capture canvas screenshots for interactive content workflows.

The best way to present local HTML files to specific connected OpenClaw nodes is by using actionable canvas commands. These commands allow you to target specific node IDs, presenting or hiding interactive web content like games and dashboards directly on their canvas views.