I meant "IE 11 user here", IE is just one of 3 browsers I use. Yes, so the site owner should just fix the feature detection (webgl and experimental-webgl) - th

I meant "IE 11 user here", IE is just one of 3 browsers I use. Yes, so the site owner should just fix the feature detection (webgl and experimental-webgl) - that's normal. It used to be best practice to test a website in IE, Firefox and a WebKit based/originated browser (Chrome/Safari). Opening the site with Chrome now shows a dialog that apologize for limited testing, ok.