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Web GL works well in Firefox(version 11.0) but does not in Google Chrome (ver.17.0.963) (Error in Chrome= your graphics card doesn't support webgl)

Specs- Core i5 650 Intel HD graphics 4GB DDR3 RAM

(but it works well in win7)

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  • You need to supply more information if you want an answer. How do you know that WebGL is causing the problem? What graphics chip, processor, and memory do you have? Have you tested this on another computer and gotten the same results?
    – fouric
    Mar 20, 2012 at 17:46

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Go to chrome://flags/.

Enable "ignore software rendering blacklist" or in version 22+ "Override software rendering"

This works for me.

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  • @Mitch The Chromium and Google Chrome browsers use links that start with chrome:// to expose information and settings pertaining to the local browser installation. The link in this answer is not a link to another source providing advice. Rather, this answer is self-contained, and that link is part of the instructions it provides. Short answers that contain links should not automatically be assumed to be unsummarized links to external help sources. (It's best not to assume that even when the link starts with http:// or https://, as well.) Aug 31, 2012 at 21:03
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Try installing mesa-utils it should work. This works on my i3 with intel HD 2000

sudo apt-get install mesa-utils

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