Support subscriptions in browsers

[wawhal]

graphqurl currently uses ws which cannot be used in a browser.

[wawhal]

We should do this ASAP.
While building apps in React, the structuring of React components is highly opinionated if you are using Apollo client. You are forced to use it in a particular way.

Graphqurl can be really useful if you want to simply make GraphQL queries and handle the data yourself.

[coco98]

I thought we had already done this. Let’s plan to do it if not. Can you add it to the open-source-community project as a candidate?

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[Dhruvi16]

Hey! I would like to take this up.

[YuriFontella]

I was happy with a single package being able to do queries and with subscription support.

But I think this issue remains open. I didn't see browser support in the documentation.