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Besides its ad blocking limitations, I'm disappointed that Safari doesn't support WebGL 2 by default. It is the only one of the mainline browsers that doesn't.

Besides its ad blocking limitations, I'm disappointed that Safari doesn't support WebGL 2 by default. It is the only one of the mainline browsers that doesn't. Firefox, Chrome, and even Edge have had it enabled for eons.

alwillis 6y ago
I recall reading something from an Apple engineer about fixing something before enabling WebGL 2.0 by default. But it's only a click away: Develop > Experimental Features > WebGL 2.0
- doomlaser 6y ago
  The problem persists when wanting to deploy something using webgl2, since the vast majority of Safari users will not have changed the default.
  - sroussey 6y ago
    This. Also, it’s more than one touch away on iPhone. And I’m not sure you can force it in a web view.
modeless 6y ago
Good news: WebGL 2 support is now enabled by default in Safari Technology Preview, as of September. Please give it a try now before it goes out in a Safari release and file bugs if you see any issues.