Google Chrome Gives Oculus Rift Users Native Vr S Oculus rift users can slip on their headsets and have a much easier time navigating the web on chrome now that native virtual reality (vr) support has been added. a new flag for " oculus hardware. For now, chrome for desktop appears to only support the oculus rift. so far, there is no indication that the htc vive and windows mixed reality headsets will join chrome’s list of supported.
Google Chrome Now Supports Oculus Rift For Web Based Vr The latest stable version of google chrome for windows (v66.0.3359.117) now supports the oculus rift, which means, google’s web browser can now output webvr content to the oculus rift headset and the oculus touch controller natively. google had last year added support for webvr ( otherwise known as webxr) in chrome 61 for daydream view headsets. Now, the chrome browser can give you web based vr experience using the oculus rift. facebook’s virtual reality headset got the chrome support after google released the 66.0.3359.117 version of the web browser. in order to see the’ oculus rift support’ listing, you need to load up the chrome flags by typing “ chrome: flags” in the url. Enable the flags regarding webvr and the runtime that you usually use for virtual reality: so, if you plan to use oculus for your webvr experiences, enable “oculus hardware support”; if you use vive, enable “openvr hardware support”. since sometimes i use my rift through native runtime and sometimes i use it through openvr, i enabled. The latest version of google chrome, version number 66, quietly added support for oculus’ rift headset, meaning you can now use the high end vr device to browse the web in vr and make use of.
Google S Chrome Browser For Desktop Now Supports The Oculus Rift Enable the flags regarding webvr and the runtime that you usually use for virtual reality: so, if you plan to use oculus for your webvr experiences, enable “oculus hardware support”; if you use vive, enable “openvr hardware support”. since sometimes i use my rift through native runtime and sometimes i use it through openvr, i enabled. The latest version of google chrome, version number 66, quietly added support for oculus’ rift headset, meaning you can now use the high end vr device to browse the web in vr and make use of. And for those that don’t know how, in your chrome address bar, type:chrome: flags then do a search on that page for “oculus”, and set it to enabled. then enable the flag though a option to view in “vr”, and it launches it straight to the headset.”. “the browser allows users to interact with any website in virtual reality, follow. By janko roettgers. courtesy of oculus. google just extended virtual reality (vr) support for its chrome browser to work with vr hardware made by facebook’s oculus: the windows version of chrome.
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