> It's an "experiment", which means it could be using some of the latest and cutting edge HTML5 specs. It uses WebGL. Firefox has WebGL. This isn't really an e

> It's an "experiment", which means it could be using some of the latest and cutting edge HTML5 specs. It uses WebGL. Firefox has WebGL. This isn't really an excuse. The only reason to only support Chrome is to advertise Chrome. This isn't a tech demo, it's an ad.