I agree that GLSL shader support would be awesome, but if IE didn't support GLSL we wouldn't have to hand-write our HLSL. Chrome and Firefox for Windows alread

I agree that GLSL shader support would be awesome, but if IE didn't support GLSL we wouldn't have to hand-write our HLSL. Chrome and Firefox for Windows already use ANGLE, which translates GLSL shaders to HLSL [1]. Unfortunately, complex renderings can produce some tough-to-debug problems when things get lost in translation. The good news is that ANGLE is still quite good, actively improving, and it allows automatic translation of GLSL to HLSL. [1] https://code.google.com/p/angleproject/ https://code.google.com/p/angleproject/