When this specific option is enabled, it prevents web applications from accessing the WebGL API, whereas web. Scroll down the list of Experiments and locate the Experiment titled Disable WebGL. Doing so will take you to the Experiments. Type chrome://flags/ into the URL field, and press Enter. I looked for some SO threads regarding this, one of them complaining about the speed and I copied the initialization from there (only that command line args), still no luck. In Crhome, to be able to have WebGL running, which seems to be off by default, I had to enable the flag: WebGL 2.0 Mac, Windows, Linux, Chrome OS, Android. Enabling WebGL on Chrome: Launch Google Chrome. Type chrome://gpu in the Omnibox and open the URL. Now check the WebGL status from the Chrome GPU information page. It does load the website and it says 'my browser does support webgl but it isn't enabled.' I should see a cube rotating by the way which I don't see. On the Chrome browser, click on the Menu Settings System (from the left pane) Enable Use hardware acceleration when available option. So I try a lot of commands found here but to no avail. Or, if you insist on using WebGL with Windows XP, you can do it by using an older Chromium version. Var chromeBrowser = new ChromiumWebBrowser() Method 4: Installing a newer Windows version (if applicable) Since GPU rendering has been removed in Windows XP by most browsers (due to security reasons), so you’ll likely need to install a newer Windows version if you wish to use WebGL.

Settings.CommandLineArgsDisabled = false I'm initializing my Chromium Browser like this: CefSettings settings = new CefSettings()

Cant enable webgl in chrome for windows