Comment on Fl0wer.png.htmlComments−PStamatiou14yThis crashed my mac entirely. avoid.−njharman14yIf viewing a web page crashes your OS, seriously, you need to take that crap back and get a refund.−lloeki14yHow do I get a refund on my Arch setup? Seriously, WebGL talks to the driver almost directly. All it takes is a browser/driver bug and the whole display stack goes down, possibly bringing the OS with it.−TazeTSchnitzel14yGood thing we don't use composited rendering these days, or rely on hardware-accelerated interfaces.Oh wait.−packetslave14yThis didn't crash my mac entirely. don't avoid.−burke14ySame here. Had to reboot.−cjfont14yWhat browser are you using? Worked fine for me on Chrome.−PStamatiou14yChrome 20. browser went full-screen, all white. Couldn't even force quit, had to reboot.−mattparlane14ySame here, on Chrome stable (18.whatever).−dguaraglia14yIt worked OK using latest stable Chrome on OS X 10.6.8−Jimmie14ySame situation, worked perfectly for me.−jlarocco14yWorked great on my mac.−RKearney14yOS X 10.7.3 Safari 5.1.5 here and had no problems.Granted it didn't work... No hangs or crashes though.−gmac14yIn Safari you need to enable WebGL from the Develop menu, which is in turn enabled from the Advanced tab of Preferences.−RKearney14yIt is enabled; still doesn't work.−mike-cardwell14yWorked great here using Ubuntu 12.04/Firefox 12 on my Thinkpad T420 with integrated Intel graphics only.
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This crashed my mac entirely. avoid.
If viewing a web page crashes your OS, seriously, you need to take that crap back and get a refund.
How do I get a refund on my Arch setup? Seriously, WebGL talks to the driver almost directly. All it takes is a browser/driver bug and the whole display stack goes down, possibly bringing the OS with it.
Good thing we don't use composited rendering these days, or rely on hardware-accelerated interfaces.
Oh wait.
This didn't crash my mac entirely. don't avoid.
Same here. Had to reboot.
What browser are you using? Worked fine for me on Chrome.
Chrome 20. browser went full-screen, all white. Couldn't even force quit, had to reboot.
Same here, on Chrome stable (18.whatever).
It worked OK using latest stable Chrome on OS X 10.6.8
Same situation, worked perfectly for me.
Worked great on my mac.
OS X 10.7.3 Safari 5.1.5 here and had no problems.
Granted it didn't work... No hangs or crashes though.
In Safari you need to enable WebGL from the Develop menu, which is in turn enabled from the Advanced tab of Preferences.
It is enabled; still doesn't work.
Worked great here using Ubuntu 12.04/Firefox 12 on my Thinkpad T420 with integrated Intel graphics only.