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by thristian 3936 days ago
WebGL exercises some new corners of the OpenGL interface that many drivers weren't prepared for when WebGL arrived, so browsers tend to have an extensive blacklist: if you have a driver on the list, you won't get WebGL.

On a rolling release like Debian Testing, with well-supported hardware like the Intel Ivy Bridge integrated GPU, WebGL has always worked beautifully.

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You can try overriding the blacklist in Chrome, that worked well for me when I needed to for a Debian/Nvidia system a couple years ago.