The previous time, from 2017[1], was already quite good - there was only a single complaint, and that was about someone missing a WebGL extension this needs for floating point textures.
The first line: "This demo requires a decent graphics card and up-to-date drivers." made me chuckle at the humbleness since I'm running this in Firefox on a 10 year old laptop. Buttery smooth (I'd say 60fps) at what seems full native resolution.
I guess it's the "up-to-date" drivers part (or rather, browsers playing along with existing drivers) that makes the difference.
Truth be told the phone is relatively old, but then again I haven't switched because it... still works and I assume many other owners made the same choice regarding their devices.
I doubt either would actually lack float texture support though. The WebGL implementation perhaps has weird requirements for when to allow this extension.
I checked and indeed it's not listed when looking at chrome://gpu
Works on Firefox though.
Unfortunately, this feature is very obscure, not really explained anywhere, and no complete list of blocked configurations exists anywhere. I've heard that it's supposedly to protect from buggy implementations that might allow a sandbox escape exploit. But again, that's just hearsay, there's really no official, up to date documentation on any of this
Thanks for reminding though.
That's because it runs fine in Firefox Focus. The error message shows up in Samsumg Internet Browser and Chrome though.
(S8 is a great device. I don't want to "upgrade" - hate the notch on newer versions, the S8 still performs very well, and I don't know of any feature only in newer phones that I have a use worth paying for.)
400 Bad Request, You have attempted to access this site via TLS (HTTPS), but it is not configured for TLS access.
Probably because I have "dom.security.https_only_mode" enabled in Firefox
"Uncaught Error: This demo requires the OES_texture_float extension"
That's a Mozilla browser on Android though.