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Igalia / wolvic

A fast and secure browser for standalone virtual-reality and augmented-reality headsets.
https://wolvic.org
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Some VR website rotates in the opposite direction in VR mode #221

Closed lcgao closed 2 years ago

lcgao commented 2 years ago

Configuration

Wolvic version: main branch - noapi Wolvic build ID: main branch - noapi

Hardware:

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Access webset: https://720yun.com/vr/9e426qO6ul6.
  2. Click the VR button on the top right button to enter VR mode.
  3. Click right-turn and left-turn button on the bottom left of Wolvic native button area.

Current Behavior

Website content rotates(right-left, up-down) in the opposite direction(left-right, down-up)

Expected Behavior

Website content rotates(right-left, up-down) in the direction as expected(right-left, up-down).

Possible Solution

I found the key point is in this commit: https://github.com/Igalia/wolvic/commit/80a501266bbbb9b7f47d99cde14bd69a630730fd#diff-7ed70199d3f1b35b205846662071f83d9e5b8927d5c493d862505da0d6b9d975R11.

So why set dom.vr.enabled to false? And is there any risk if I set it to true again?

Context

Error Logs and Stack Traces

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svillar commented 2 years ago

dom.vr.enabled=false disables the deprecated WebVR spec. We did that because we just want to focus on WebXR and not maintain deprecated APIs

lcgao commented 2 years ago

Okay, understood.

lcgao commented 2 years ago

So jus for now, is there any risk if I enable WebVR in Wolvic?

svillar commented 2 years ago

I don't think there is any risk, just that if your users encounter any issues with WebVR content we could not obviously prioritize them as it's officially unsupported by Wolvic

lcgao commented 2 years ago

Okay, clear. Thank you.