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Outdated Graphics drivers – Another possible trigger that will cause the ‘WebGL is not supported’ error is a severely outdated graphics driver.

In this case, the solution is to access your browser settings and enable hardware acceleration from your browser. Chrome is known to falsely report that WebGL is not supported if hardware acceleration is disabled.

Hardware acceleration is not enabled in your browser – Although hardware acceleration is not a requirement for WebGL, we’ve found a lot of reports where the WebGL technology was not functioning correctly.

If you’re encountering the issue with a severy outdated browser version, the fix is to update to a version that supports WebGL.

Browser version dosen’t support WebGL – Older browser versions are not designed to support WebGL technology.

Based on what we gathered, there are several common scenarios that will trigger this particular issue: We investigated this particular issue by looking at various user reports and the repair strategies that they themselves deployed to get this particular issue resolved. What is causing the ‘WebGL not supported’ issue?

The original author of WebGL is the Mozilla Foundation. The main usage of WebGL is the implementation of GPU-accelerated usage of physics, effects and image processing as part of the web page canvas. Although WebGL is fully integrated with most web standards, it’s still depended on GPU support and might not be available on older devices. WebGL is a JavaScript API used for rendering interactive 2D and 3D graphics without the use of plug-ins within any compatible web browser. The issue is not exclusive to a certain Windows version, but it’s mostly reported to occur with systems using an older GPU model. Although the message is much more common with Google Chrome, it’s also confirmed to appear with other browsers (Opera & Firefox). The message that comes up is ‘ WebGL is not supported‘. Some users are reportedly unable to use WebGL-based sites like WebGL Earth, Shadertoy, etc.