Developers

Making your WebXR site work here

Eden WebXR Browser implements the WebXR Device API, the AR module, hit testing, anchors, DOM overlay, light estimation and hand input on top of WebKit. If your site works in Chrome on Android, it most likely works here. A few things to check:

• Serve over https; navigator.xr is only installed in secure contexts.
• Do not treat an iPhone user agent as “no WebXR”. Feature-detect with navigator.xr.isSessionSupported('immersive-ar') before falling back to AR Quick Look or a 2D view.
• Videos used as textures should carry playsinline; iOS WebKit otherwise opens its full-screen player.
• Keep the WebGL canvas transparent (alpha: true) for AR, so the camera image shows through.
• Request local-floor as an optional feature for VR; it is supported.
• Hand input works in AR: request hand-tracking as a required or optional feature and read the joints with getJointPose or fillPoses; a pinch fires select. The joints come from the rear camera, on the device, or from touches when the user turns camera tracking off in Settings.

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