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I'm impressed at how straightforward they are regarding their plugin's future: Longer term, however, we expect that the performance and feature gap between the
by peferron 12y ago
I'm impressed at how straightforward they are regarding their plugin's future:
Longer term, however, we expect that the performance and feature gap between the Web Player and WebGL will become much more narrow, and we expect that browser vendors will make the Web Player obsolete by dropping support for plug-ins, at which point WebGL will become the prime solution for targeting the web with Unity.
- _random_ 12y ago"by dropping support for plug-ins" - oh, so that's the reason. Because the demo is slower to load as the plug-in, so I personally prefer the latter (runtime performance is a separate issue).
- robterrell 12y agoGoogle already announced they will be dropping Netscape plugin support. Unity had to choose this or Pepper NaCl or dropping Chrome entirely.