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Type “chrome://flags” on the address bar. In the Chrome Flags menu, search for WebGL. You will see a flag called “WebGL 2.0 Compute” , click on the dropdown besides it and select Enabled.
If your browser supports WebGL, follow these instructions to enable it: Chrome. First, enable hardware acceleration: Go to chrome://settings; Click the Advanced button at the bottom of the page; In the System section, ensure the Use hardware acceleration when available checkbox is checked (you'll need to relaunch Chrome for any changes to take ...
To use WebGL 2.0 in Chrome, first enable Hardware Acceleration, then go to chrome://flags and enable "WebGL 2.0 Compute." If you don't see "WebGL 2.0 Compute," your GPU does not support WebGL 2.0. In Safari, enable the Develop menu, go to Develop > Experimental Features, and select WebGL 2.0.
Step 2: Click on Settings (Scroll down). Step 3: Click on the System. Step 4: Now click on the option to use hardware acceleration when available and enable it. Step 5: Type chrome://flags/ in your browser and press Enter key. Step 6: Type WebGL on the search bar.
(I) Here is what I've ALREADY tried. Use hardware acceleration in chrome://settings. Enabled WEBGL 2.0 in chrome://flags. Enabled WebGL Draft Extensions in chrome://flags. Override software render list in chrome://flags. Finally tried uninstalled and reinstalled chrome browser. (II) About Chrome version and Other details:
Accessing the WebGL Support Page: Open your Chrome browser and navigate to the WebGL support page by entering the following URL in the address bar: chrome://gpu/. This specialized page provides detailed information about your browser's GPU and its compatibility with WebGL.
Open Chrome browser on your PC and type chrome://flags in the address bar and open the link. On the flags page, type WebGL in the search field and you’ll see the 3 flags as given below. WebGL Developer Extensions – This flag allows web apps to use WebGL extensions only while the development time.