So in principle, we shouldn't run into the annoying “WebGL is not supported” error. Important: Safari is the only browser that has WebGL installed and enabled by default. In these cases, the solution would be to also change the graphics card. It should be noted that sometimes the activation in Firefox cannot be completed due to graphics card compatibility issues. The result that will be achieved in any case will be the same. (*) Another way to do it is to search webgl.disabled and change the option from “true” to “false”. Finally, we restart firefox so that the changes are saved and activated correctly.If it is not, it will have to be enabled.* Then you have to search webgl.force-enabledand make sure this option is Enabled (sometimes figure marked as "true").First, we write the address about: configin the web address bar.
These are the steps to follow in the event that our preferred browser is Firefox: The last step is to modify that line and leave it like this: Exec=/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome –ignore-gpu-blacklist –enable-webgl –flag-switches-begin –flag-switches-end %U.Next, look for the line that starts with: Exec=/opt/google/chrome/google-chrome %U.First we open the terminal and execute the following command: sudo nano /usr/share/applications/sktop.If instead of Windows your computer uses Chrome but it works with Linux, the steps to follow will be the following: Finally, we accept the changes and restart the browser so that all of them are applied correctly.Īfter these actions, the error « WebGL is not supported” will disappear and there will be no more problems when loading 3D content.Once this is done, we then click on "Enable WebGL".Then you have to check that the option is activated.To start, you have to open google chrome and write in the address bar the following: chrome: // flags /.
If we use the Windows operating system and our usual browser is Chrome, to activate WebGL, these are the steps to follow:
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