# Game <--> Browser Communication {% hint style="warning" %} We are currently investigating stability issues in this functionality. Please reach out to support if this is not functioning as expected. {% endhint %} You can send messages from the game to the browser and back using JSON communication. This guide assumes you've followed [setup-the-browser-widget](https://docs.msquared.io/creation/unreal-development/features-and-tutorials/web-browser/setup-the-browser-widget "mention"). The example will use [in-world-browser](https://docs.msquared.io/creation/unreal-development/features-and-tutorials/web-browser/in-world-browser "mention") as the example. Communication with a viewport browser is the same except for where the difference is specified. ### Sending a message from the browser to the game We'll add a feature that on clicking a button in the browser, we'll print the text input provided in the browser in the game client. ### Sending a message from the game to the browser We'll add a feature that will display the player's XYZ position in the browser. First, make a blueprint structure called `SPosition` with the parameters `X Y Z`. We'll use this to serialize the vector into a JSON struct.

In your browser widget blueprint, add the following nodes. This will call the function `setPlayerPosition` in the browser every tick alongside the player's location as a struct. {% @blueprintue-embed/embed url="" %} In the `index.html`, update the code to the below. ```html X: 0 Y: 0 Z: 0 ```