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it probably does but if you are running a stable version of Chrome so your gpu might be blacklisted (I think some gpus aren't entirely stable enough for the sta
by mladenkovacevic 15y ago
it probably does but if you are running a stable version of Chrome so your gpu might be blacklisted (I think some gpus aren't entirely stable enough for the stable version of Chrome)
Run Chrome with the --ignore-gpu-blacklist flag and it should work. (you might also have to turn on webgl in the about:flags settings page - also maybe NaCL in about:flags and about:plugins)
- vibrunazo 14y agoThis solves it for me, and I believe it also will for others. Everytime I wanna see something in WebGL I have to open a new Chrome window using --ignore-gpu-blacklist and then it works. This was the same.