Down the rabbit hole with WebVR

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Covers concrete demos and compatibility: a browser portfolio (notably photo cubed), showroom prototypes like IKEA/Amazon furniture placement, a Gap AR fabric demo, and a banking skim using low‑poly animations. Notes which tools drive them—A-Frame and raw WebGL—and which API breaks or works: deprecated WebVR versus the new WebXR device API, browser error states and when a URL alone (no headset) actually runs. Reports what fails, what scales, and what ran live.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 6:16Down the rabbit hole with VR on the web
3. 9:36Down the rabbit hole with WebXR
4. 13:57Detect Query Poll Display

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