[yzmtf2008]

WebGL is not supported by any mobile browser yet (http://caniuse.com/webgl) (edit: it seems that Blackberry Browser and Opera Mobile support WebGL. My bad, but it is not possible to use these browsers on iOS)

[pcwalton]

Firefox for Android and Chrome for Android support it, according to that table (unless your driver is blacklisted).

[SnowProblem]

Rumors are IE on Windows Phone 8.1 will too. [1]

[1] http://www.zdnet.com/windows-phone-8-1-the-latest-on-whats-o...

[kbrosnan]

CanIuse is incorrect. Firefox on Android has supported it for years. Chrome added support recently.

That being said it is easy to OOM mobile browsers with textures.

[abdulqabiz]

Doesn't work for me in Mobile Safari or Chrome on iOS.

[yzmtf2008]

Chrome in iOS is just using UIWebView to render the webpage, so it is still Mobile Safari, only with the services provided by Google.

[pyalot2]

If you can read caniuse's table, you'll see that WebGL's actually supported on mobiles. You can get a more quantitative view from http://webglstats.com/ if you'd like.

[650REDHAIR]

Blackberry has been pretty active in the WebGL community. I was actually surprised and impressed with the performance the first time I saw a demo on the Playbook!