How to turn on WEBGL on Chrome and decide if your browser supports it now

1. Open mode:

The first kind: open cmd, switch to Chorme's installation directory, type Chrome.exe--ENABLE-WEBGL, enter will open a Chrome browser window;

Second: Find a shortcut to Chrome, and if not, create a shortcut (right click on Chrome.exe, select "Create Shortcut" or "Send To" → "desktop Shortcut"), right click on the shortcut and select Properties.
In the target box, behind the double quotes, add--enable-webgl--ignore-gpu-blacklist--allow-file-access-from-files. Close any chrome windows that are currently open, and then use this shortcut to launch the Chrome browser. --enable-webgl

It means to turn on WEBGL support;--ignore-gpu-blacklist means ignoring the GPU blacklist, which means that some graphics GPU is not recommended to run WEBGL because it is too old, and this parameter allows the browser to ignore the blacklist and force WebGL to run. --allow-file-access-from-files means allowing resources to be loaded locally, if you are not a WEBGL developer, you do not need to develop and debug WebGL, just want to see the WebGL demo, you can not add this parameter.

2. Verify that it is turned on:

Enter http://doesmybrowsersupportwebgl.com in the address bar and if Yay is displayed, WEBGL is supported and is not supported if nay is displayed.

How to turn on WEBGL on Chrome and decide if your browser supports it now