It might be possible to then remove or keep that plugin disabled. If this works, then one of the plugins is overwriting the WebGL setting and turns it off manually. You can either add a GPU card to the computer, or upgrade the computer itself, to be ready for the current and all new technologies coming your way.ĭisable the plugins, restart browser and check the virtual tour. If the hardware is not there, it will be hard to overcome the WebGL error message and still have a good experience in the Virtual Tour. If such a card is not there, it might use the CPU, but it will slow down the overall experience of the web page / virtual tour, and therefor you have to tell it to use it manually. What is your ‘hardware’? WebGL uses (if possible) the graphics card (GPU) in your computer to do all the calculations, so it will not interfere with the main CPU, and slow down your computer. Update, restart and retry it.Ĭheck if your browser support WebGL here: 4: Check if your hardware is still good for WebGL It might be that the update will look at your computer hardware with fresh new eyes. New updates bring new possibilities, and update on hardware being blocked.

It might be that you haven’t done this for a while manually, and/or the automatic update feature was not turned on. 3: Update your browser to the latest version So, it might be possible that Chrome is blocking it, but Firefox will allow it. Each browser has individual settings used to determine if WebGL is supported or not on your computer.

If possible just use a different browser installed on your computer. Is WebGL supported or not? 2: Use another browser

Let start simple: 1: From your current browser

Enable webgl in chrome