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CesiumGS / webglreport

A web page that reports a browser's WebGL capabilities, including supported extensions and implementation specific capabilities, such as the maximum number of texture units.
https://webglreport.com
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Page not visible in Chrome #1

Closed Klexur closed 12 years ago

Klexur commented 12 years ago

Google Chrome 19.0.1084.36 beta-m I'm not sure if this is a real issue or not; the page is not visible but I can use the Developer's Tools to inspect the invisible page elements. Page also hangs when switching to another tab.

pjcozzi commented 12 years ago

What operating system are you running? Does it work for you in Chrome stable or Firefox?

Klexur commented 12 years ago

Vista x64 Home Works perfectly in Firefox. It's actually what made me realize I needed to update my graphics driver. I haven't tried Chrome stable.

pjcozzi commented 12 years ago

Kristian, take a quick look. It is probably a bug in Chrome beta or that Chrome needed to be restarted to create a WebGL context. Stable and Canary work for me on Windows 7 x64.

kring commented 12 years ago

FWIW, the report works correctly for me with the exact same Chrome version on Windows 7 x64 Ultimate.

kristiancalhoun commented 12 years ago

I also have no problems with that version of Chrome on Windows 7 x64 Enterprise. I'll have access to a machine running Vista this weekend that I'll test to see if this is an issue.

pjcozzi commented 12 years ago

Kristian, if it's not an issue, just close this.

Klexur commented 12 years ago

I recently re-installed Vista x64 with Chrome 18.0.1025.168 m and have the same issue. I'll continue searching, but would it have anything to do with plugins or flags in Chrome?

pjcozzi commented 12 years ago

You can try running Chrome with --use-gl=desktop to turn off ANGLE. Can you run any WebGL content in Chrome 18?

Klexur commented 12 years ago

That command worked. Is there a setting I can change that won't require my passing the --use-gl=desktop parameter on every launch? Also, I don't know of any other way to test WebGL in Chrome.

pjcozzi commented 12 years ago

Not that I'm aware of - in Chrome, at least. Consider posting a bug with Chrome, http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/list, or ANGLE, http://code.google.com/p/angleproject/issues/list. Also, double check some other WebGL content.

Klexur commented 12 years ago

Thanks for the help.