In your Chrome URL bar, go to chrome://flags. Ensure the Use hardware acceleration when available checkbox is checked (Youll need to. Scroll to the System section.
Please provide us with a GPU report from step 4 above—by opening a window in Chrome and typing chrome://gpu into your address bar. If you must turn this on, close and relaunch Chrome afterward.Under the " Graphics Feature Status" list, find WebGL to learn its status.If it says " Hardware accelerated " then WebGL is running on the graphics card.If the status is not "Hardware accelerated", then the Problems Detected list (below the the Graphics Feature Status list) may explain why hardware acceleration is unavailable.If "B" is your outcome, you should contact our Help team. If you DO NOT see a spinning cube, you can try a couple things depending on your browser before contacting our support team.In a Chrome browser window, type chrome://settings/system in the URL fieldEnsure that " Use hardware acceleration when available" is toggled to on (showing blue). Scroll to Disable WebGL - Enabling this option prevents web applications from.Support for WebGL is present in later versions of Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari , and Microsoft Edge however, the user's device must also have hardware that supports these features.First: Test to see if WebGL is the problemTo find out if WebGL is causing the problem, open a browser window and head to.
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If you need to check it, be sure to restart your browser afterward so the change takes effect.Under the "Graphics Feature Status" list, find WebGL to learn its status.If it says "Hardware accelerated" then WebGL is running on the graphics card.
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