Some of this is because I'm wrapping it inside a ghetto CSS 3D presentation framework I've been reusing for almost 2 years, built when this stuff was buggy as h

Some of this is because I'm wrapping it inside a ghetto CSS 3D presentation framework I've been reusing for almost 2 years, built when this stuff was buggy as hell. Mea culpa. But compared to any game running on the same underlying hardware... Remember all the aimbots, wallhacks and more that people have been hacking in for years? How many crashes you've experienced? "Please install the latest driver". "You must restart the game to apply this setting". How about the fact that every game pretty much freezes the UI while it's first loading? You don't want web sites to work like that. WebGL has fundamentally different priorities, but they're not all bad. GPU drivers have favored performance over stability for years. Modern games are a giant pile of hacks, but devs can afford the massive QA operation required to hide this fact. Heck, Nvidia turned game engine hacking into a feature, allowing you to add modern effects into old engines through their drivers. See for example if you can figure out which vendor is which in this Valve developer's tell-all: http://richg42.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/the-truth-on-opengl-driver-quality.html http://richg42.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/the-truth-on-opengl-dr...