Hi,
Is it possible to use Oculus Quest with current version of Chrome, or other desktop browser and see xr content (for example threejs examples 
)? I can use it with Oculus Browser and in that case everything is working fine. I have tried over Link and Virtual Desktop (app from store), and in that case I got âEnter VRâ as text on button, but after that
Uncaught (in promise) DOMException: The specified session configuration is not supported.
Any idea?
The mentioned app might not fully support WebXR, yet. If you encounter such runtime errors, I suggest you report a bug at the respective app developer.
Hi Mugen, thanks for response. I have also contacted Oculus Development support.
I have done some testing and if you use Oculus Link with firefox you can run examples from
but thatâs possible only because they use polyfill, and the current version of firefox doesnât support webxr. Current version of Chrome wonât work with these examples, but they said that webvr is deprecated and they will use webxr api.
I can confirm Chrome currently doesnât support this.
I got response from Oculus development support where they said to me that this specific feature is not implemented yet
Sorry if I am going a little offtopic, but what headset would you recommend for webxr development?
I love my Oculus Quest 
(and Iâm saying this without getting paid by Facebook^^).
Thank you mrdoob, that do the trick. It works now from Link
Hi,
Since I had a difficult time to get this running I want to share my experience (this is with chrome Version 90.0.4430.72 (Official Build) (64-bit)). Apparently this now works when using Chrome with the default settings and special other flags. But it is important to disable the WebXR emulator, otherwise the emulator will run in your Oculus. It also seems to be required to press âenter xrâ when the user is wearing the headset. I tested this with the standard cube demo: three.js vr - cubes and some other of my more computationally expensive demos and it seems to run nicely and efficient.
