
So at this point, the latest drivers that have been provided for the Intel(R) 3 series chipset controllers, like the Intel(R) G35, are not validated to properly handle WebGL and there is no estimated time to know when a new driver will be released to implement support on this over older platforms like the Intel(R) 3 and 4 series controllers. In December of 2011, an Intel employee (named Diego) answers a question, in the Intel forums, by a G35 chipset user:Ĭurrently only the drivers provided for newer platforms like the Intel® HD Graphics 20 are optimized to support WebGL. Note: You might see the WebGL is not supported message in some cases or it might display the “ WebGL Hit a Snag” error after enabling it on Chrome.Other Intel users can check the newer generation tables above this “ Older Graphics Products” table. When Google Chrome starts up, WebGL will be enabled and web applications will be able to successfully access the WebGL API. Once done, click on Relaunch Now to restart Google Chrome so that the changes you have made may be applied.Note: If the Disable WebGL option is already disabled (you’ll know because there will be an Enable button under the option instead of a Disable button), WebGL is already turned on in your instance. That being the case, if this option is enabled, all you need to do in order to turn WebGL on is to disable this option by clicking on Disable.

When this specific option is enabled, it prevents web applications from accessing the WebGL API, whereas web applications have complete and unrestricted access to the WebGL API while this option is disabled.

