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It isn't surprising at all that Linux is behind. Most linux graphic drivers are in bad state and are blacklisted by both Chrome and Firefox, I use linux by the
by patrickaljord 15y ago
It isn't surprising at all that Linux is behind. Most linux graphic drivers are in bad state and are blacklisted by both Chrome and Firefox, I use linux by the way. As for iOS, Safari mobile doesn't support WebGL (iAds do), so neither are surprising.
- rprospero 15y agoI guess that I was just surprised by the combination of probabilities. I would have thought that the percentage of Windows users using IE was greater than the percentage of Linux users with poor graphics drivers. Being an occasional Linux user myself, I was probably more surprised how far IE had fallen than that the Linux support for 3D is flaky. As for iOS, I wasn't aware of the Safari mobile versus iAds thing. That seems like an odd tech decision, but I guess it makes sense.
- ilaksh 15y agoMaybe they could just not blacklist.. I think its bullshit.
- thristian 15y agoI'd much rather blacklisting than having web-code be able to crash my entire window system, or even just my browser. (That said, I'm one of the few people lucky enough to have Intel graphics hardware, so I have pretty great Linux drivers. I might feel differently if I were forced to use something from nVidia or ATi.)