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:a: Web framework for building virtual reality experiences.
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Google VR Service notification #3802

Open IlaRistola opened 5 years ago

IlaRistola commented 5 years ago

Hello, I already try get help via Slack without lucky. Is there some nice way to block Google VR Service notification? We making experimental 360 content inside A-frame for mobile devices(mostly). We don't use VR-mode because we want it can be watched with almost every devices. When new user open html content with chrome, it ask to do user wanna download VRservices, which not needed in our case. We feel it's only confuse casual users, who don't use cardboards etc. Also if content is embed inside normal website, it's not good habit to ask user download something on first spot. I'm not sure do I ask this from right place, but i'm little lost here. Cheers, Ila!

dmarcos commented 5 years ago

I encourage to use StackOverflow for questions. It will get more visibility. We use Github for bugs and feature requests.

Where are you hosting your application? If the domain does not participate in the Chrome origin trials, WebVR should be disabled by default and there should not be a Google VR Service notification.

IlaRistola commented 5 years ago

Test builds is under one.com. But of course embedded stuff can be on different locations. I been trying to find way to do it inside aframe script, but actually dont know is it even possible to make some changes to webVR polyfill from there. Sorry, for involve with that question in here, not StackOverflow. Thus i dont know can this be some kind feature request :D Thx, anyway :)

dmarcos commented 5 years ago

I've never seen the described notification on any of my tests. This needs phone model + android / chrome versions + link to reproduce.

IlaRistola commented 5 years ago

Hi! Example here It gives notification probably with every android phone, if google vr services not already installed. With latest Chrome versions. edit: We use one.com host for that one and it's happen there. But not some other hosts. One.com wash their hand about it and say it's our site scripts.

Batuta10 commented 5 years ago

I'm having the same problem, all the usability testing on the cell phone causes confusion with the more lazy users.