Supported smart trainers: the full list
This is every smart trainer, smart bike and power source Tour du Pain knows about, with its status, the protocol the game uses and what works on it. The tables come straight from the list inside the game, so this page and the game's own "Supported trainers" view always say the same thing.
Updated · Written for version 1.36.3
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How to read this list
Only one trainer has been ridden with Tour du Pain on real hardware so far: a Wahoo KICKR CORE, over FTMS. Every model marked "Should work" speaks a protocol the game implements and has been tested against an emulator, not on that exact trainer. That's an honest "probably fine", not a promise. If you ride one, tell us how it went.
- Tested: ridden on the real trainer. Everything works.
- Should work, not tested on hardware: the protocol is in the game and passes the emulator tests. Power, cadence, ERG, the 33 levels and simulation should all work.
- Power only: the trainer sends power and cadence but takes no commands. No ERG and no levels; you shift yourself, like on a power meter alone.
- Not supported: it can't work from a browser. The row says why, usually ANT+ only or a brand's own protocol.
What you need
A browser that can reach Bluetooth: Chrome or Edge on a computer, Chromebook or Android, or Opera on Android. Safari, Firefox, iPhone and iPad can't, except through a Bluetooth browser such as Bluefy. Your trainer needs Bluetooth; ANT+ alone isn't enough, because browsers have no ANT+ radio. The guides for Chromebook, Android tablets and Windows and Mac laptops go through each device.
To connect, open the game, go to Settings, Devices and press Connect next to Smart trainer. Pick your trainer in the browser's list. The smart trainer guide has every step and what to do when it doesn't show up.
Zwift hardware and virtual shifting
Several trainers below ship with the Zwift Cog and Zwift's virtual shifting. That shifting belongs to Zwift; Tour du Pain doesn't use it. On a trainer that can hold a set power, the game sets the effort with ERG or one of 33 levels, so with one cog on the back you change the level instead of the gear. The game's own virtual gears only step in on trainers that can't hold a set power. Controllers such as the Zwift Click and the Zwift Ride's handlebar buttons work as + and − buttons. The Zwift Hub and Zwift Ride guide has the details.
Every trainer, by brand
74 entries: 1 tested on the real trainer, 54 that should work, 7 power only and 12 that can't work from a browser.
Van Rysel (Decathlon) Domyos (Decathlon) Tacx (Garmin) Wahoo Elite Saris (CycleOps) JetBlack Zwift Wattbike Stages Peloton Keiser Concept2 Schwinn, Bowflex Kinetic Magene ThinkRider Xplova Other brands Power meters
Van Rysel (Decathlon)
Van Rysel guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| D100 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Bluetooth only, no ANT+. Update the firmware with the OneLap Fit app first. One Bluetooth connection at a time. If it doesn't show up or another app has control, close the Decathlon, Onelap or Zwift app, turn off Bluetooth on the phone or watch it's paired with, or switch the trainer off and on.Sources: Van Rysel, D100 product page, Decathlon, D100 support (OneLap Fit), Zwift Insider, virtual shifting on Direto, Volt, D100 |
| D500 (2025, with Zwift Cog) | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Also speaks ANT+ FE-C and Zwift's protocol; Tour du Pain uses FTMS. One Bluetooth connection at a time. If it doesn't show up or another app has control, close the Decathlon, Onelap or Zwift app, turn off Bluetooth on the phone or watch it's paired with, or switch the trainer off and on.Sources: road.cc, Van Rysel range gets Zwift-ready (Oct 2025), Zwift forum, Van Rysel D500 v1 and Zwift Cog |
| D500 (first version, square housing) | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | No source names its Bluetooth protocol. If it isn't listed in the chooser, turn on Show all devices. One Bluetooth connection at a time. If it doesn't show up or another app has control, close the Decathlon, Onelap or Zwift app, turn off Bluetooth on the phone or watch it's paired with, or switch the trainer off and on.Sources: Zwift forum, Van Rysel D500 v1 and Zwift Cog |
| D900 and newer Van Rysel trainers | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | No protocol details found. Recent trainers almost all speak FTMS. |
Domyos (Decathlon)
Domyos guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smart bikes with FTMS | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Newer Domyos bikes advertise FTMS. The ticks are what FTMS offers; not every model accepts all of it.Sources: qdomyos-zwift |
| Older connected bikes | Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | They use Domyos's own Bluetooth serial protocol, which Tour du Pain doesn't speak.Sources: qdomyos-zwift |
Tacx (Garmin)
Tacx guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NEO Smart (NEO 1) | Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | No FTMS on this model.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview, Tacx, How-to FE-C over BLE v1.0.0 |
| NEO 2 Smart | FTMS, else Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Sources disagree on FTMS. Tour du Pain uses FTMS when it's there, else FE-C.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| NEO 2T Smart | FTMS, else Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Sources disagree on FTMS. Tour du Pain uses FTMS when it's there, else FE-C.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview, Zwift Insider, Garmin Tacx virtual shifting |
| NEO 3M | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | No FE-C over Bluetooth on this one.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview, Zwift Insider, Garmin Tacx virtual shifting |
| NEO Bike Smart, NEO Bike Plus | FTMS, else Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | FTMS from firmware 4.5; older firmware uses FE-C.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview, TrainerRoad forum, Neo Bike Smart FTMS beta |
| FLUX Smart (first FLUX) | Tacx FE-C (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Not in Garmin's protocol overview; FE-C like the other Tacx trainers of its time.Sources: Tacx, How-to FE-C over BLE v1.0.0 |
| FLUX S Smart | FTMS, else Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wants resistance levels as a 16-bit value: handled.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| FLUX 2 Smart | FTMS, else Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Some units on firmware 5.0 and later drop FE-C over Bluetooth and keep FTMS.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| Flow Smart | Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wheel-on, up to 800 W. ERG needs some wheel speed to hold a high target.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| Vortex Smart | Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wheel-on, up to 950 W.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| Bushido Smart | Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wheel-on, up to 1400 W.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| Genius Smart | Tacx FE-C | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wheel-on, up to 2000 W.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
| Satori Smart | Cycling Power | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | Resistance is a lever on the trainer; it only broadcasts power.Sources: DC Rainmaker, trainer protocols (2015) |
| Boost, Boost Bundle | None | Not supported | Nothing yet | It isn't a smart trainer: no power and no control. The bundle's speed sensor gives speed only. |
| i-Vortex, i-Genius, i-Flow (before Smart) | ANT+ only | Not supported | Nothing yet | ANT+ only, and browsers have no ANT+ radio. |
| Alpine | Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | A climbing simulator for a NEO, not a trainer.Sources: Garmin, Tacx trainer protocol overview |
Wahoo
Wahoo guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KICKR CORE | FTMS, else Wahoo legacy | Tested | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Ridden over FTMS on the owner's trainer. Spin-down calibration and the hand-over from ERG to the level aren't checked on it yet. Firmware older than 1.1.1 (June 2021) has no FTMS and uses Wahoo legacy, which is untested.Sources: Wahoo, KICKR CORE release notes |
| KICKR CORE Zwift One | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | A KICKR CORE with the Zwift Cog: with one cog the level sets the effort.Sources: Wahoo, KICKR CORE release notes |
| KICKR CORE 2 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Can come with the Zwift Cog: with one cog the level sets the effort. A controller's + and − step the levels, or the ERG watts with ERG on, rather than virtual gears.Sources: Bike24, KICKR CORE 2 specs |
| KICKR (2014, 2016, 2017) | Wahoo legacy | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | These never got FTMS firmware.Sources: Zwift forum, KICKR 2016 last firmware, GoldenCheetah, BT40Device.cpp, incyclist devices, Wahoo sensor |
| KICKR 2018 (v4) | FTMS, else Wahoo legacy | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | FTMS from firmware 3.5.1 (June 2021).Sources: Wahoo, KICKR (2018 and v5) release notes |
| KICKR v5 | FTMS, else Wahoo legacy | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | FTMS from firmware 4.2.1 (January 2021).Sources: Wahoo, KICKR (2018 and v5) release notes |
| KICKR v6 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wi-Fi and Direct Connect are not used; Bluetooth is.Sources: the5krunner, KICKR v6 specs |
| KICKR SNAP | FTMS, else Wahoo legacy (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Wheel-on. Older SNAPs use Wahoo legacy; some firmware doesn't answer every command, which Tour du Pain allows for.Sources: incyclist devices, Wahoo sensor |
| KICKR MOVE | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | the5krunner, KICKR MOVE first look |
| KICKR BIKE | FTMS, else Wahoo legacy | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | FTMS from firmware 1.22.0. Its shifters work as a controller for + and −.Sources: Wahoo, KICKR BIKE release notes |
| KICKR BIKE SHIFT, KICKR BIKE v2 | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Spec sheets list Bluetooth and FE-C but don't name FTMS. |
| KICKR ROLLR | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Measures power itself since firmware 1.1.31, so ERG works without a power meter. A power meter paired to the ROLLR in the Wahoo app is more exact.Sources: Wahoo, KICKR ROLLR setup, Wahoo, KICKR ROLLR with onboard power |
Elite
Elite guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Direto (X, XR, XRT) | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020), Elite, trainers that speak Zwift Cog and Click |
| Suito, Suito-T | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020), Elite, trainers that speak Zwift Cog and Click |
| Justo | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020), Elite, trainers that speak Zwift Cog and Click |
| Avanti | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020), Elite, trainers that speak Zwift Cog and Click |
| Tuo | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020), Elite, trainers that speak Zwift Cog and Click |
| Zumo | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Elite smart trainers (2020) |
| Novo Smart, Qubo Digital Smart B+, Arion Digital Smart B+ | ANT+ only, else Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | Controlled over ANT+ FE-C or Elite's own Bluetooth protocol; browsers have no ANT+ and Tour du Pain doesn't speak Elite's.Sources: Zwift forum, Qubo Digital Smart B+ not controllable |
| Rizer | Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | A climbing and steering accessory, not a trainer.Sources: Zwift Insider, Elite Rizer review |
Saris (CycleOps)
Saris guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| H3 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, Saris trainers (2019) |
| H2 | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Update the firmware with the Saris app first; FTMS on these came by firmware.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Saris trainers (2019) |
| Hammer | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Update the firmware with the Saris app first; FTMS on these came by firmware.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Saris trainers (2019) |
| M2 | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Update the firmware with the Saris app first; FTMS on these came by firmware.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Saris trainers (2019) |
| Magnus | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Update the firmware with the Saris app first; FTMS on these came by firmware.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Saris trainers (2019) |
| Fluid2 and other non-smart trainers | None | Not supported | Nothing yet | Not smart trainers. Add a power meter and connect that instead. |
JetBlack
JetBlack guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Volt (V1, V2) | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | The same hardware as the Zwift Hub.Sources: JetBlack, Volt specifications, Zwift Insider, virtual shifting on Direto, Volt, D100 |
| Victory | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | DC Rainmaker, JetBlack Victory review |
| Whisper Drive Smart | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | No protocol details found. If the chooser doesn't list it, turn on Show all devices. |
Zwift
Zwift guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zwift Hub Classic, Zwift Hub One | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Some advertise only heart rate, so the chooser also finds them by name. Zwift's virtual shifting is Zwift's own; Tour du Pain has its own virtual gears.Sources: Zwift Insider, Zwift Hub One |
| Zwift Ride | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Ships with a KICKR CORE Zwift One (first Ride) or a KICKR CORE 2 (Ride V2). Its handlebar controllers connect as a controller; + and − step the levels, or the ERG watts with ERG on, rather than virtual gears. The V2's controllers (firmware 1.3) are locked to Zwift: open the Zwift app and pair them on the day you ride, then quit Zwift on every device before connecting here.Sources: Zwift Insider, Zwift Ride V2, BikeControl, Zwift Click v2 and Ride with other apps |
Wattbike
Wattbike guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Atom (gen 1, gen 2), Atom NEXT | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Takes one Bluetooth connection at a time: close other apps first.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Wattbike Atom |
| Proton | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | the5krunner, Wattbike Proton |
Stages
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SB20 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Stages, SB20 connectivity |
Peloton
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bike, Bike+ | None | Not supported | Nothing yet | Peloton has no open Bluetooth protocol; it needs a third-party bridge box.Sources: DC Rainmaker, Peloton power broadcaster |
Keiser
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M3i | None | Not supported | Nothing yet | It sends power only inside Bluetooth advertisements, with no connection a browser can open.Sources: Keiser, M Series direct protocol |
Concept2
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BikeErg (PM5) | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | Air resistance: it reports power and cadence but takes no commands. FTMS on newer PM5 firmware.Sources: Concept2 forum, PM5 FTMS |
Schwinn, Bowflex
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IC4, C6 | FTMS | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | No motor: data only. Riders report its power reads high.Sources: Zwift forum, Bowflex C6 and Schwinn IC4 |
Kinetic
Kinetic guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| R1 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Smart Bike Trainers, Kinetic R1 review |
| Road Machine Control, Rock and Roll Control | Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | They use the Kinetic Control protocol, which Tour du Pain doesn't speak yet.Sources: GoldenCheetah, BT40Device.cpp |
| Road Machine Smart, Rock and Roll Smart (inRide) | Proprietary | Not supported | Nothing yet | Power comes over Kinetic's own inRide service, not standard Cycling Power.Sources: GoldenCheetah, BT40Device.cpp |
| Road Machine Smart 2 | Cycling Power (unconfirmed) | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | A fluid trainer with a power sensor: no control.Sources: Kinetic, Road Machine Smart 2 |
Magene
Magene guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T600 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Cyclist's Hub, Magene T600 |
| T300 | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Its FTMS is reported to deviate from the standard: one app only got ERG working over ANT+. Tour du Pain sends ERG over FTMS, not yet tried on this model.Sources: TrainerRoad forum, Magene T300 |
| T500, Gravat | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Cyclist's Hub, Magene T600 |
ThinkRider
ThinkRider guide: setup and what to watch for
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| X5, X7 | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | One rider saw an X5 as power only over Bluetooth on a Mac.Sources: Cyclist's Hub, ThinkRider X7 Pro review, TrainerRoad forum, ThinkRider X5 as power only on a Mac |
| XX Pro | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | A rider rode an ERG workout on it on a Linux laptop: FTMS, and ERG held the targets well.Sources: Intervals.icu forum, a rider on a ThinkRider XX Pro (Nov 2026) |
| A1 | FTMS (unconfirmed) | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | A roller with fixed resistance: it sends power, you set the effort with your gears.Sources: Cyclist's Hub, ThinkRider X7 Pro review |
Xplova
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Noza S, Noza 180 | Cycling Power | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | Pairs as power only over Bluetooth; control is over ANT+, which browsers lack.Sources: TrainerRoad forum, Xplova Noza S |
Other brands
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMS trainers (Mygo, Tacx-style clones and other Chinese trainers) | FTMS | Should work, not tested on hardware | Power, cadence, ERG, 33 levels, simulation | Anything that speaks FTMS should work. Quality varies; tell us how yours does. |
| Deuter | None | Not supported | Nothing yet | We found no smart trainer sold under the Deuter name. If yours speaks FTMS, it'll work like any other. |
Power meters
| Model | Protocol | Status | What works | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluetooth pedals and cranks (Favero Assioma, Garmin Rally, Stages, 4iiii, Quarq and others) | Cycling Power | Power only | Power and cadence; you shift yourself | Pick it as the trainer to ride on power alone, or as the power meter next to a smart trainer. |
The protocols in this list
- FTMS: Bluetooth Fitness Machine Service, the open standard most trainers since about 2020 speak.
- Tacx FE-C: Tacx's FE-C over Bluetooth: ANT+ FE-C pages sent over a Bluetooth service, on Tacx trainers from before FTMS.
- Wahoo legacy: Wahoo's own control on the Cycling Power service, on KICKRs and SNAPs from before FTMS firmware.
- Cycling Power: Bluetooth Cycling Power Service: power and cadence, no control.
- ANT+ only: Only ANT+ for control. Browsers have no ANT+ radio.
- Proprietary: A brand's own Bluetooth protocol that Tour du Pain doesn't speak.
- None: No Bluetooth trainer protocol.
Questions
Does my smart trainer work with Tour du Pain?
If it has Bluetooth and speaks FTMS, almost certainly. Most trainers sold since about 2020 do. Find your model in the tables above: "Should work" means the protocol is in the game; "Tested" means it has been ridden on that model.
Why is only one trainer marked as tested?
Because only one has been ridden on real hardware so far: the developer's own Wahoo KICKR CORE. The others pass the same tests on an emulator. We'd rather say that plainly than mark everything as tested.
My trainer isn't in the list. Will it work?
If it speaks FTMS over Bluetooth, it should work like any other; the list has a row for that. In the browser's chooser, turn on "Show all devices" if your trainer doesn't appear by name.
Can I use an ANT+ trainer?
Not for control. Browsers have no ANT+ radio, so a trainer that only takes commands over ANT+ can't be driven from a browser. If it also sends power over Bluetooth, you can ride it as power only.
Does the list change?
Yes, as models are added and riders report back. This page is built from the same list as the game, so it changes with each release. The update log says when.
