Websites?

<iframe src="http://www.byond.com/play/embed/ip:port" width=640 height=480></iframe>

Facebook?

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/games

Consoles?

No.

And you didn't ask, but Mobile: http://jster.net/blog/ tools-to-package-your-html5-app-for-mobile-devices
In response to Unwanted4Murder
Unwanted4Murder wrote:
Websites?

<iframe src="http://www.byond.com/play/embed/ip:port" width=640 height=480></iframe>

Facebook?

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/games

Consoles?

No.

And you didn't ask, but Mobile: http://jster.net/blog/ tools-to-package-your-html5-app-for-mobile-devices

You're a good sir!
I'm very interested to know how a BYOND HTML 5 game could be embeded to be played on a mobile device.

I understand that we'd be using iframe but the question is, currently the webclient only works for online games so creating a flappy bird-styled game for example wouldnt be possible since it would require the game to be hosted on a server first and if played, it would be an online game wouldn't it? Or am I missing something?

As far as I know, you can't create single-player games with the webclient thus making the "you can turn your game into a mobile app" argument not 100% true.
In response to Kidpaddle45
Kidpaddle45 wrote:
I'm very interested to know how a BYOND HTML 5 game could be embeded to be played on a mobile device.

I understand that we'd be using iframe but the question is, currently the webclient only works for online games so creating a flappy bird-styled game for example wouldnt be possible since it would require the game to be hosted on a server first and if played, it would be an online game wouldn't it? Or am I missing something?

As far as I know, you can't create single-player games with the webclient thus making the "you can turn your game into a mobile app" argument not 100% true.

You are 100% correct. However, you COULD create simple multiplayer games. Theoretically you could also create a game that instances itself for each player.
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