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ChromeIf you are Linux user, then (according to http://www.borfast.com/blog/how-enable-webgl-google-chrome-linux-blacklisted-graphics-card) you can try running it from commandline with --enable-webgl and --ignore-gpu-blacklist switches: $ google-chrome --enable-webgl --ignore-gpu-blacklist It should be working for other operating systems too. Moreover, you can set appropriate flags with chrome://flags/ URL in your Chrome browser. You can be also interested in visiting:
Other browsersYou can help us to support your browser. If you figure out how to solve your issue, please let us know about solution so we can append it to this document. Good idea is to begin with inspecting solutions available for Chrome - they might work (or give you a clue what the nature of the issue might be). You might be also interested in visiting: |