Unavailable - WebGL is not available in hardware or software. See here for more info: 'For software rendering of WebGL, Chrome uses SwiftShader, a software GL rasterizer'.

Software only, hardware acceleration unavailable - WebGL is enabled, but running in software.

Hardware accelerated - WebGL is enabled and hardware-accelerated (running on the graphics card).

Inspect the WebGL item in the Graphics Feature Status list.

Type chrome://gpu in the browser address bar.

Ensure that Disable WebGL is not activated (you will need to re-launch Chrome for any changes to take effect).

Type chrome://flags in the browser address bar.

In the System section, ensure that the Use hardware acceleration when available check box is enabled (you will need to re-launch Chrome for any changes to take effect).

Click the + Show advanced settings button.

Type chrome://settings in the browser address bar.

If not, consider using a different browser or upgrading your preferred browser. See: /webgl. If your browser supports WebGL, follow the instructions described below to enable it. This article is a summary of the following SuperUser article: How can I enable WebGL in my browser? Procedureīefore trying to enable WebGL in your browser, check if your browser supports WebGL. This page describes how to enable this for all major browsers. Older browsers may not support this feature or require the user to first explicitly enable this feature.

The HTML5 3D Collada Viewer in WebCenter (new since 14.1) requires WebGL to be enabled in the browser.

Enable webgl in chrome