WebXR Viewer
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Version :2.0
Size :61.80Mb
Updated :May 29,2020
Developer :Mozilla
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Pros and Cons from users' feedback
Based on the users' reviews of the WebXR Viewer app, here are three cons and pros in 15 words or less: **Cons:** 1. Slow loading times and buffering issues with some experiences. 2. Limited functionality and compatibility with certain devices. 3. Some users experience glitches and crashes while using the app. **Pros:** 1. Impressive graphics and smooth rendering of supported experiences. 2. Easy to use and navigate, even for those new to VR/AR technology. 3. Large library of available experiences, including games and demos.
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Description
Mozilla’s WebXR Viewer is an augmented reality (AR) viewer that lets you create and run AR experiences built with web technologies and ARKit. This is an experimental product, targeted at developers wanting to develop and test web-based AR applications on iOS. It is not an officially supported Mozilla application. WebXR is a cross-platform Web API for augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). We have released the WebXR Viewer to give web developers a chance to experiment with web-based AR experiences on iOS using WebXR, and provide a way for us to get feedback for the WebXR community as it continues to develop AR support in the WebXR specification. The WebXR viewer implements a collection of accepted and proposed WebXR AR API features, and also supports some of the non-standard features we developed for an early version of the WebXR API. Version 2 of the WebXR Viewer is based on the Firefox for iOS source code, so is a much more full-featured web browser. Some of Firefox's features are working (e.g., account sync), while some features are still in development (e.g., send-to-device). Please report problems or feature requests as issues at https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/webxr-ios-js To learn more about the WebXR Viewer and other ways Mozilla is working with the web community to bring augmented reality, virtual reality and mixed reality to the web, visit https://mixedreality.mozilla.org/
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    By Dariush KNov 29,2021
    Mozilla wants to make VR accessible to everyone for free and develops great frameworks and browser. The app works great, even though it would be much more logical to put these features into the original Firefox app.
  • C
    By Chakalaka777Dec 10,2018
    Cool for web developers who want to test Features of Webxr
  • B
    By BillFenaceJun 16,2021
    Not updated in over a a year. Will not open Google AR Synth among others.