How to Fix WebGL is Not Supported Error

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WebGL or Web Graphics Library is nothing more than a JavaScript API that makes 2D and 3D graphics interactive in any compatible web browser without the use of third-party plugins. It works well with web standards, allowing it to use GPU acceleration to render graphics and physics as part of the web page. This has a significant impact on improving overall website performance. It is supported in a large number of web browsers such as Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and others. But sometimes it doesn’t work properly or doesn’t activate; Find out how to fix it today.

What causes the “WebGL is not supported” problem?

We researched this particular problem by looking at various user reports and the repair strategies they themselves used to solve this particular problem. From what we’ve gathered, there are several common scenarios that cause this particular problem:

• Browser version does not support WebGL – Older browser versions do not support WebGL technology. If you are experiencing a problem with a very outdated version of your browser, you need to upgrade to a version that supports WebGL.
• Your browser does not have hardware acceleration enabled. Although WebGL does not require hardware acceleration, we have found many reports of WebGL technology not working properly. Chrome has been known to falsely report that WebGL is not supported when hardware acceleration is disabled. In this case, the solution is to go to your browser settings and enable hardware acceleration through your browser.
• Outdated graphics driver. Another possible trigger that causes the “WebGL is not supported” error is a completely outdated graphics driver. In this case, update to update the graphics driver to the latest version automatically (using Device Manager) or manually (using proprietary update software from your graphics processor manufacturer) .
• Windows XP does not support WebGL. If you are still using Windows XP, you will probably need to upgrade to use WebGL technology. A workaround you can use with XP is to use an older version of Chromium (not recommended).

If you are looking for a way to fix the “WebGL is not supported” error in your browser, this article will give you some troubleshooting steps. Below is a set of methods that other users in a similar situation have used to resolve the problem.

Make sure your browser has the latest version installed

• Click the three-button icon in the top right corner of your browser.
• Scroll down to the help section and expand it. Click “About Google Chrome.”
• The update process will then start automatically.
• After the update, click the “Restart” button.

Make sure that hardware acceleration is enabled

• Click the three-button icon in the upper right corner of your browser.
• Open Settings > scroll down and select Advanced.
• Locate the System tab and make sure that the Use Hardware Acceleration when Available checkbox is selected. It should be blue.
• After making this change, click the “Restart” button to restart Google Chrome.

Disable installed extensions

• Click the three-button icon in the top right corner of your browser.
• Expand the More Tools menu>select Extensions.
• Disable extensions by clicking the toggle switch next to their name. When the toggle switch turns gray, the station is deactivated.

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