Thanks that does make sense. Maybe in the future investigate using pure HTML to do it. I think it should be possible with just the DOM plus a few tricks. In the meantime I’ll just use a different browser and enable webGL.
If you are looking for max compatibly make it work in Tor as that’s what the privacy browsers are based on. If you are looking for people to help create workarounds let me know.
Thanks that does make sense. Maybe in the future investigate using pure HTML to do it. I think it should be possible with just the DOM plus a few tricks. In the meantime I’ll just use a different browser and enable webGL.
If you are looking for max compatibly make it work in Tor as that’s what the privacy browsers are based on. If you are looking for people to help create workarounds let me know.
forgot to add web workers to that list, but i’m not entirely sure if it would be possible without those things
templates require webgl to do anything related to image manipulation
web workers i’ve seen also get disabled, but without those the website will freeze for quite a bit while it renders the canvas
Web workers shouldn’t be a privacy risk. HTML canvas is very much a privacy risk and can fingerprint a device with fairly high certainty