Internally Streamlit uses tornado as its webserver: we have a single tornado instance that’s serving all our HTTP traffic, which includes websocket traffic. Se basically support HTTP traffic AND websocket traffic on a single tornado instance and that’s why “Streamlit fundamentally runs on websocket”.
EnablingWebsocketCompression will not turn off websocket but just compress the messages if I had to guess (Compression - websockets 10.4 documentation).
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