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When you first visit a site that uses Canvas 3D, you may see a window banner that says "A web page at XXX would like to create a Canvas 3D context" - you'll need to click the "Allow" button. | When you first visit a site that uses Canvas 3D, you may see a window banner that says "A web page at XXX would like to create a Canvas 3D context" - you'll need to click the "Allow" button. | ||
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* Details are at: http://www.c3dl.org/ | * Details are at: http://www.c3dl.org/ | ||
Revision as of 23:23, 3 July 2009
Canvas is graphics for JavaScript in your browser.
Canvas 2D
Canvas 3D
Installing
If you need to install Canvas 3D, you'll need Firefox 3.5 or later. Go to https://addons.mozilla.org and type 'Canvas 3D' into the search box. If the extension is still considered 'experimental' (it was at time of writing) then check the "Let me install this experimental add-on" box. Then click the "Add to Firefox" button - which will download and install Canvas 3D.
When you first visit a site that uses Canvas 3D, you may see a window banner that says "A web page at XXX would like to create a Canvas 3D context" - you'll need to click the "Allow" button.
Documentation
- Details are at: http://www.c3dl.org/
