I am looking for webbrowser for VR.
I want to test the following examples.
http://www.marzipano.net/demos.html
WebVR
Display a stereoscopic image using the WebVR API. Requires a browser with WebVR support.
I download Mozilla Nightly, but I cannot see any thing
http://www.marzipano.net/demos/webvr/index.html
Only a blank page.
I tested
https://threejs.org/examples/#webvr_panorama
I can see the image but I can not rotate /scroll/ any thing can be done. It is just a static image like screenshot and nothing more.
I am using
sony xperia z3 compact -Antroid- Mozilla Firefox Nightly.
and
and
https://www.hi-shock.de/vr-shark-m4-pro-google-cardboard-2017-virtual-reality-3d-brille-/-headset-fuer-android
Any help??
Use Google Chrome and enable WebVR through flags. For more details and other options, look at this up to date webvr usage guide.
Remember to use a demo with a recent webvr (1.1) implementation. Quite a lot are legacy only. I suggest you try http://webvr.info or the demos from the page above.
Consult webvr.rocks for the status of WebVR support in various browsers.
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I am using https://www.twilio.com/docs/video/migrating-1x-2x for the app.
Screen sharing is working fine in chrome and firefox but that is not working in safari.
So, anyone can help with that, How screen sharing feature is working in safari?
Twilio developer evangelist here.
Safari doesn't yet support the screen sharing APIs that the other browsers do, so it won't work in Safari right now. I can't find any documentation that would make that available through a Safari extension either.
I am using Bing for speech in botframework and when i deploy it the microphone is enabled only in Chrome and Edge, I read that its supported also in some other browser?
First, the error is triggered in this piece of the WebChat code (https://github.com/Microsoft/BotFramework-WebChat/blob/master/src/SpeechModule.ts#L117)
Then, I guess that there is a combination of things.
Based on this page, the browser compatibility is:
As you can read, it seems that recognition on Firefox Desktop is not yet available.
Also, this page shows speech (recognition and synthesis) support.
Then, not sure if the following will also apply to other browser, than Chrome, but maybe yes
I am developing a Firefox addon for making fullpage screenshots of web pages. I know that several good addons that do this are already available, but we have some specific needs so I thought I would try to make my own.
I read that I can do screenshot --fullpage in the Firefox Developer Toolbar. This seems to works well. Can I also call this command from within my addon? If so, how would I go about that?
I have small idea to add social to extensions galleries (show suggest via Facebook friends), but I never develop any extensions, so I want to ask professionals.
Do your know ways to get list of extensions in Firefox, Safari, Google Chrome or Opera?
Opera has no such feature. We are concerned that the list of extensions is private information the user may not want exposed, and we are unsure if it might have security implications to share this information, so it's not likely to happen.
Firefox:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/extension-list-dumper/
Safari: ~/Library/Safari/Extensions/Extensions.plist
Chrome: chrome://extensions/
Opera: Ctrl+Shift+E
Chrome: Use chrome management APIs Chrome Management
chrome.management.getAll(function callback)
Firefox: Use AddonManager APIs AddonManager
AddonManager.getAllAddons(function(addons)
In Firefox, you can use MR Tech Toolkit to do that.
I am running Firefox 4 beta for testing, and unfortunately Google hasn't updated their Gears extension for Firefox 4. At this point, it even seems that Google might not update Gears for Firefox 4. Do you guys know of any trick to get Gears to run on Firefox 4?
(For reference, here is where you can download the OS X XPI for Gears.)
Google have explicitly deprecated Gears; they no longer support it (as of about a year ago!).
They have switched to focus on HTML5 and other related new browser features. In effect they're saying that all the functionality provided by Gears can be done using HTML5.
Here's a link to an article about them dropping it (but there's plenty of others if you google for it):
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/technology/2009/11/google-gears.html
The down-side is that not all browsers do support all the HTML5 features that are needed to replicate the Gears functionality, so by deprecating it they've cut off support for some browsers. Chrome is fine, of course! But the other browsers are catching up - certainly Firefox 4 should be fine.
A lot of the functionality provided by google-gears is becoming part of html5 - firefox has implemented local storage since 3.5.
Modernizr provides api detection - but not abstraction - I imagine there may be some out there on the internet (Google Gears / HTML5 has only recently appeared on my radar). So far I've not found any way for an html5 app to create a desktop shortcut though.
Update:
See also:
http://www.phonegap.com/
https://github.com/zefhemel/persistencejs
http://code.google.com/p/webstorageportabilitylayer/