Principles of Mixed Reality Permissions
Virtual and Augmented Reality (VR and AR) — known together as Mixed Reality (MR) — introduce a new dimension of physicality to current web security and privacy concerns. Problems that are already difficult on the 2D web, like permissions and clickjacking, become even more complex when users are immersed in a 3D experience. This is especially true on head-worn displays, where there is no analogous
Remote Debugging Firefox Reality
You can debug your web pages running in Firefox Reality remotely over USB from your computer using the latest release of Firefox for Windows, Mac, or Linux. To set up debugging you will need to do a couple of things. Don’t worry, it’s easy. Install the Android command line tools Turn on debugging in Firefox Reality on your VR device Turn on debugging in Firefox on your desktop computer Install the
Firefox Reality Developers Guide
Firefox Reality, Mozilla's VR web browser, is getting closer to release; so let's talk about how to make your experiences work well in this new browser. Use a Framework with WebVR 1.1 Support Building WebVR applications from scratch requires using WebGL, which is very low level. Most developers use some sort of a library, framework, or game engine to do the heavy lifting for them. These are some c
WebVR 1.0 available in Firefox Nightly
The WebVR API is a set of DOM interfaces that enable WebGL rendering into Virtual Reality headsets and access to the various sensors for orientation, positioning, and input controls. As of today, August 16, 2016, Firefox Nightly will support the WebVR 1.0 API. This replaces the earlier WebVR API implementation with the standard proposed by the WebVR W3C community group. Our earlier article on the
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