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WebGL? - DrPlamsa - 07-21-2021

Hello all!

I can't help but notice that WebGL doesn't work on any browser that I tested. Is this a Mobian thing, a browser thing, a PinePhone thing, or a settings thing? Do we know what the roadmap looks like?

Thanks


RE: WebGL? - DrPlamsa - 07-22-2021

Hi again, all! After some investigation, I've found that WebGL *can* work, but it is spotty, site-dependent, and browser-dependent. For example, epiphany is able to see a spinning cube on this WebGL test site: http://get.webgl.org/ but Firefox ESR is not.

Both epiphany and Firefox ESR are able to see the randomly red or blue square under the heading "Proof it's a dynamic image" on this page https://spicyyoghurt.com/tutorials/html5-javascript-game-development/setup-html5-canvas-game

Firefox ESR is not able to see the Mandelbrot set in this implementation, but epiphany renders about half of it, poorly: https://gpfault.net/junk/mandelzoom/index.html

Neither epiphany nor Firefox ESR are able to see the Mandelbrot set, even at one hundredth resolution and set to 10 iterations, on this page: https://multivac.space/content/webgl/webgl-mandelbrot-test/index.html

This is all to give some more data, but the question still remains: Do we have any resources describing the current state and roadmap of WebGL implementation on the PinePhone?

Thanks again for your attention


RE: WebGL? - wcdeich4@hotmail.com - 09-17-2023

If you install Chromium, it includes software drivers to make sure WebGL works even if hardware level drivers for WebGL do not exist.


RE: WebGL? - thomaschilton - 11-13-2023

Thanks for your answer


RE: WebGL? - anonymous - 02-20-2024

WebGL currently works in Mozilla Firefox ESR under Mobian Trixie, I've just given it a try, there is no need to install Chromium.