Most headless browsers do not have feature WebGL support yet the application tries to initialize it no matter what. This results in errors being deposited into Sentry each time a headless browser visits the page. (e.g. search engine crawling)
It would be useful if we could detect that the browser is lacking WebGL support and if it is, display a polite, friendly message and not attempt to initialize THREE and its dependents.
sentry-io[bot]
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1 year ago
Most headless browsers do not have feature WebGL support yet the application tries to initialize it no matter what. This results in errors being deposited into Sentry each time a headless browser visits the page. (e.g. search engine crawling)
It would be useful if we could detect that the browser is lacking WebGL support and if it is, display a polite, friendly message and not attempt to initialize THREE and its dependents.