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None off he examples work on Safari iOS 18.1.1

sokmastr 2y ago
Even the the example at svader.vercel.app/hello-world/webgl/? Testing on the Safari browsers is currently a TODO, and the library is in general still experimental when it comes to wider browser support, but I would have expected at least the standard WebGL examples to work. Does it at least display the "WebGL not supported" message?
- MrBuddyCasino 2y ago
  Just a white page.
  - sokmastr 2y ago
    Strange. I'll have to look into this. Thanks for letting me know!
    - chrismorgan 2y ago
      If you don’t have access to Apple devices, I find Epiphany/GNOME Web to be a pretty good proxy—it uses WebKit, unlike most things these days that use Blink. Most times, Safari issues appear in Epiphany as well. This seems to hit a TypeError in https://svader.vercel.app/_app/immutable/chunks/entry.B0k4a96h.js https://svader.vercel.app/_app/immutable/chunks/entry.B0k4a9... line 1, column 9932 (Xe(ht,e)), and I have no time to investigate further.
      - robocat 2y ago
        How good are the developer tools in Epiphany browser? (I would try but I killed my laptop recently!)
        lights0123 2y ago
        They're identical to Safari, macOS theme and all.
- fidotron 2y ago
  WebGL works very well on iOS. If in doubt try https://luduxia.com/whichwayround/ https://luduxia.com/whichwayround/ ;P
djhn 2y ago
Same here. All examples are white or black pages. All are empty except the slider, which has a non-interactive text that says ”Slide me”. iPhone 15 Pro, iOS 18.1.1.
kamranjon 2y ago
I strangely can’t get any of the examples to work on iOS - even on chrome.
- skalarproduktr 2y ago
  Chrome on iOS also uses WebKit as backend, as iOS restrictions don’t allow other engines. Same goes for Firefox, Brave, etc… Edit: Actually not fully true anymore, as of iOS 17.4, you _could_ bring your own engine (https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engines/ https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engi...) - with restrictions, of course.
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Even the the example at svader.vercel.app/hello-world/webgl/? Testing on the Safari browsers is currently a TODO, and the library is in general still experimental when it comes to wider browser support, but I would have expected at least the standard WebGL examples to work. Does it at least display the "WebGL not supported" message?

MrBuddyCasino 2y ago
Just a white page.
- sokmastr 2y ago
  Strange. I'll have to look into this. Thanks for letting me know!
  - chrismorgan 2y ago
    If you don’t have access to Apple devices, I find Epiphany/GNOME Web to be a pretty good proxy—it uses WebKit, unlike most things these days that use Blink. Most times, Safari issues appear in Epiphany as well. This seems to hit a TypeError in https://svader.vercel.app/_app/immutable/chunks/entry.B0k4a96h.js https://svader.vercel.app/_app/immutable/chunks/entry.B0k4a9... line 1, column 9932 (Xe(ht,e)), and I have no time to investigate further.
    - robocat 2y ago
      How good are the developer tools in Epiphany browser? (I would try but I killed my laptop recently!)
      - lights0123 2y ago
        They're identical to Safari, macOS theme and all.
fidotron 2y ago
WebGL works very well on iOS. If in doubt try https://luduxia.com/whichwayround/ https://luduxia.com/whichwayround/ ;P

djhn 2y ago

Same here. All examples are white or black pages. All are empty except the slider, which has a non-interactive text that says ”Slide me”. iPhone 15 Pro, iOS 18.1.1.

kamranjon 2y ago

I strangely can’t get any of the examples to work on iOS - even on chrome.

skalarproduktr 2y ago
Chrome on iOS also uses WebKit as backend, as iOS restrictions don’t allow other engines. Same goes for Firefox, Brave, etc… Edit: Actually not fully true anymore, as of iOS 17.4, you _could_ bring your own engine (https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engines/ https://developer.apple.com/support/alternative-browser-engi...) - with restrictions, of course.

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