Adobe Open-Sources Flash C/C++ Compiler

[smitty3268]

(Rumors are that Microsoft will even support WebGL in its next Explorer version; not sure how much stock I'd put in said rumor, though. I'd expect a DirectWeb3D or something similar instead; Microsoft isn't exactly known for following the status quo when it comes to APIs. We won't know until Microsoft makes an official announcement.)

Shockingly, they really have supported WebGL unless they decide to rip it out at the last minute. MSDN preview builds confirm it's there now: http://microsoft-news.com/webgl-spdy...11-in-win-8-1/

IE11 WebGL Conformance Test Results: 14,748 of 20,509 tests pass (71.9%).

I'm not certain how many tests Firefox and Chrome pass, but my guess is it's close to 100%, so MS is still missing some stuff, but just the fact that they're supporting the API means it will get better.

[elanthis]

Shockingly, they really have supported WebGL unless they decide to rip it out at the last minute. MSDN preview builds confirm it's there now: http://microsoft-news.com/webgl-spdy...11-in-win-8-1/

Indeed. Crazy.

[tga.d]

At this point we really could care less what msft does with its browser.

I would think MS officially supporting anything GL would be worth noting.

[mike4]

Aah found it again:

http://www.ogre3d.org/forums/viewtop...6394&start=175

[Vash63]

At this point we really could care less what msft does with its browser.

I'm going to have to disagree with you here. I've never liked Microsoft's browser, I seriously couldn't care less what they do with it.