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This works great in Firefox 11. It doesn't work in Chrome 18 which has WebGL disabled (on Linux). EDIT: I really doesn't work because "NVIDIA cards with nouvea
by postfuturist 15y ago
This works great in Firefox 11. It doesn't work in Chrome 18 which has WebGL disabled (on Linux).
EDIT: I really doesn't work because "NVIDIA cards with nouveau drivers in Linux are crash-prone." Firefox has no trouble, strangely.
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- naner 15y agoThis works great in Firefox 11. It doesn't work in Chrome 18 which has WebGL disabled (on Linux). I am also using Firefox on Linux and was actually suprised this worked. I assumed WebGL was still disabled by default for us.
- nkassis 15y agoNope it's been on for a while but it will only work if you have good OpenGL drivers. (About ~50% of Linux users who try are able to view WebGL content from mozilla's numbers).
- cleaver 15y agoOSX 10.7 and Chrome 18 is OK.
- valinor4 15y agoI have Chromium 17 on Ubuntu (WebGl desactivated) and it works.
- wolf550e 15y agoYou can enable it in about:flags
- drivebyacct2 15y agoActually the thing in about:flags to to "enable" the "disabling" of WebGl.
- StavrosK 15y agoNo, you need to disable the disabling. Still doesn't work for me, though.
- Foy 15y agoNot working in Opera 11.62 Shame that my favourite browser doesn't support WebGL. :( But props to Google for making their search engine that much cooler.
- joliveira 15y agoIf you want to see it with Opera try the 12 alpha. Just did and it is working perfectly.
- huhtenberg 15y ago> 3D charts require a web browser and system that support WebGL. Courtesy of Firefox 11. (edit) Apparently webgl.force-enabled needs to be set to true in about:config, and then it works.
- unreal37 15y agoThanks for this tip. It wasn't working in Firefox 6, but then flipping the flag fixed it.
- drivebyacct2 15y ago>It doesn't work in Chrome 18 which has WebGL disabled (on Linux). WebGL is definitely not disabled. You either disabled it or your GPU is not on the whitelist (or is on the blacklist).
- postfuturist 15y agoAccording to chrome://gpu: >WebGL: Unavailable. Hardware acceleration unavailable Chrome sadness.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoI will say it's strange that Chrome thinks your computer is incapable but Firefox 11 is able to perform the task. It may be a bug with Chrome worth looking into.
- reedlaw 15y agoIt works for me in Chrome 18 under Ubuntu 12.04.
- why-el 15y agoUbuntu 11.10 and Firefox 11. Works like a charm.
- yaix 15y agoSame here. Chrome doesn't. However, since it's on an eeePC netbook the animations way to slow to be useful.
- lloeki 15y agoWorks fine in Safari too. Don't forget to Enable WebGL in the Develop menu (itself activated in the Advanced tab of Safari's Preferences)
- postfuturist 15y agoAfter fiddling with about:flags and using --ignore-gpu-blacklist on the command line, I got chrome://gpu to report that WebGL is fully enabled. It _still_ doesn't work, with this error reported in the console: [75:75:1827873622829:ERROR:command_buffer_proxy.cc(110)] Could not send GpuCommandBufferMsg_Initialize.
- wolf550e 15y agoI suppose you need the latest mesa and drm. It works great here, but I'm running code from git.
- Florin_Andrei 15y ago> It doesn't work in Chrome 18 which has WebGL disabled (on Linux). Chrome 18 on Ubuntu 11.04 with real crappy Intel Mobile 4 Chipset and it works.