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I think that might have something to do with the underlying GPU capabilities of your computer, happened to me as well with Chrome 12!
by andrenotgiant 16y ago
I think that might have something to do with the underlying GPU capabilities of your computer, happened to me as well with Chrome 12!
- techiferous 16y agoYep, it's not the Chrome version. It works fine for me using Chrome 10.0.648.204.
- KirinDave 16y agoYour browser is not checking your graphics card. It's an error in the version detection.
- thwarted 16y agoThis is why we should be checking for capabilities/features and not version. And part of this is reporting the correct, helpful error message when the capability isn't there, and not just say they have the wrong version. I still have this problem with 64 bit flash on Linux, which adobe has decided to use a different format version string for.
- rfurmani 16y agoIt is checking for capabilities and not version: try { gl = canvas.getContext( "experimental-webgl") ; gl.viewportWidth = docWidth; gl.viewportHeight = docHeight; } catch(e) { } if (!gl) { alert("This website requires WebGL. Try running Chrome 9+ or Firefox 4+"); }
- zerosanity 16y agoI'm trying with FF4 and Chrome 11 with a GeForce 9600 GT and it still gives me the error message.