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    Phoronix: Chrome/Chromium Now Enabling WebGL 2 By Default On The Desktop

    With the very latest open-source Chromium web-browser development code, WebGL 2.0 support is now being turned on by default for desktop (non-Android) builds...

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    In short, catching up to Apple's Safari 10 and newer.

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    • #3
      nice, maybe its worth now to make a game with it.

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      • #4
        Any neat demos/examples using Webgl 2 to check out?

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        • #5
          Mesa will support this feature when the new chrome release will be available?

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Azrael5 View Post
            Mesa will support this feature when the new chrome release will be available?
            I'm guessing that if your driver supports OpenGL ES 3.0, it will be supported on mesa/gallium.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by DanL View Post

              I'm guessing that if your driver supports OpenGL ES 3.0, it will be supported on mesa/gallium.
              thanks for reply. how to know if the video card support opengl es 3.0?

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              • #8
                Originally posted by DanL View Post

                I'm guessing that if your driver supports OpenGL ES 3.0, it will be supported on mesa/gallium.
                My card support 3.3 opengl (core) (3.0 compliant.... I don't know the difference state by glxinfo) My desktop seems to support up tp opengl 3.0 (compliant)....

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by Azrael5 View Post

                  My card support 3.3 opengl (core) (3.0 compliant.... I don't know the difference state by glxinfo) My desktop seems to support up tp opengl 3.0 (compliant)....
                  This is the wrong OpenGL you need the one with "ES" at the end.

                  Have a look at this:
                  Code:
                  $ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL ES profile version string"

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by droste View Post

                    This is the wrong OpenGL you need the one with "ES" at the end.

                    Have a look at this:
                    Code:
                    $ glxinfo | grep "OpenGL ES profile version string"
                    thanks for advice.

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