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This crashed my mac entirely. avoid.

• cjfont 14y ago
  What browser are you using? Worked fine for me on Chrome.
  • PStamatiou 14y ago
    Chrome 20. browser went full-screen, all white. Couldn't even force quit, had to reboot.
    • mattparlane 14y ago
      Same here, on Chrome stable (18.whatever).
• burke 14y ago
  Same here. Had to reboot.
• njharman 14y ago
  If viewing a web page crashes your OS, seriously, you need to take that crap back and get a refund.
  • lloeki 14y ago
    How do I get a refund on my Arch setup? Seriously, WebGL talks to the driver almost directly. All it takes is a browser/driver bug and the whole display stack goes down, possibly bringing the OS with it.
    • TazeTSchnitzel 14y ago
      Good thing we don't use composited rendering these days, or rely on hardware-accelerated interfaces. Oh wait.
• RKearney 14y ago
  OS X 10.7.3 Safari 5.1.5 here and had no problems. Granted it didn't work... No hangs or crashes though.
  • gmac 14y ago
    In Safari you need to enable WebGL from the Develop menu, which is in turn enabled from the Advanced tab of Preferences.
    • RKearney 14y ago
      It is enabled; still doesn't work.
• dguaraglia 14y ago
  It worked OK using latest stable Chrome on OS X 10.6.8
  • Jimmie 14y ago
    Same situation, worked perfectly for me.
• jlarocco 14y ago
  Worked great on my mac.
• packetslave 14y ago
  This didn't crash my mac entirely. don't avoid.
• mike-cardwell 14y ago
  Worked great here using Ubuntu 12.04/Firefox 12 on my Thinkpad T420 with integrated Intel graphics only.