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On chrome you can ignore the video blacklist[1] with '--ignore-gpu-blacklist' flag. My ubuntu only started seeing WebGL after I did this. [1] http://www.google
by DanielRibeiro 15y ago
On chrome you can ignore the video blacklist[1] with '--ignore-gpu-blacklist' flag. My ubuntu only started seeing WebGL after I did this.
[1] http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=4ed2cebe3379b1a2&hl=en http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Chrome/thread?tid=4ed2...
- imrehg 15y agoah, cool, indeed it works! thanks!
- windsurfer 15y agoThere's a reason it's on a blacklist though! It's usually system stability issues, but it could also be security-related. Don't just globally ignore the blacklist without knowing why.
- evmar 15y agoA warning: enabling WebGL on a known-bad set of drivers means arbitrary pages can now crash X. We probably need some "click to play" like feature for WebGL, but it's a terrible user experience: you load a page, you get an offer "do you want to see the stuff yes/no" and sometimes when you click yes your machine hard locks.
- DanielRibeiro 15y agoIt is a fair warning. I've had some bad bugs happening out of it, but most of them are some heavily custom shaders not loading.