While your browser seems to support WebGL, it is disabled or unavailable. After you've updated, restart your browser and try again. There should be a link under that message, or follow this link and update to the newest version of Chrome. If you get a message that says "Oh no! We are sorry but your browser does not seem to support WebGL" that means it's time to update your browser to a more recent version. Hopefully you will get something like the image below, if so, you're all set to start playing EyeWire. If the cube spins, you are ready to play EyeWire! Check if Your Browser Supports WebGLĬlick on the following link, It will tell you whether or not WebGL is enabled on your computer. Now close all open tabs of Chrome and retry this link If the link text in any of these tabs is wrong, click on the link to toggle between Enable/Disable. The link under Disable WebGL should say Enable. The little blue link under the first two should say Disable. You need to find the tabs that say Override software rendering list, Disable accelerated 2D canvas, and Disable WebGL.
Now scroll through the list of experiments. You will get a scary warning that looks like this: If it does not look like the image above, type "about:flags" into the address bar. Open a new tab and type "about:gpu" in the address bar and look under the heading Graphics Feature Status at the top of the page. Update your browser or follow the steps below:
WebGL is enabled by default in the latest version of Chrome. This page contains changes which are not marked for translation.Ĭhrome is the preferred browser for EyeWire.
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