How to Do WebGL on Chrome
The functionality of WebGL, a 3-D rendering graphic module built-in to the Google Chrome browser, is turned off in Chrome by default for many types of hardware and graphic card specifications. For example, it will not smoothly run on Windows XP, though it should on Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating systems. To enable WebGL for Chrome, you must append a specific setting to the app's startup process.
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Instructions
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Go to your computer's desktop, right-click the "Google Chrome" icon and select "Properties" from the pop-out menu.
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Go to the Target field and type "--enable-webgl" at the end of the line. It should follow behind the "chrome.exe" on the line of text in the Target field.
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Click the "Apply" button to save your changes, then click "OK."
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Double-click the "Google Chrome" icon to launch the browser. WebGL 3-D graphics are now enabled. Visit chromeexperiments.com/webgl to see demonstrations of the 3-D graphics in action.
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