Based on effort, development and, above all, practically always being one step ahead of all the competition, Google has achieved that its browser, Chrome, is classified as one of the best of the moment, something that in the end is not only achieved based on good reviews, but also by making it the most used web browser in the world. To continue maintaining that status, you have to continue working and, how could it be otherwise, Chrome is updated again with very interesting news.
On this occasion, the designers of the product and especially the developers of it have paid special interest in the treatment that Chrome made of 3D images, an aspect to which we have to add certain improvements to save a lot of energy when we use it on mobile devices. The way that Google has had to improve the treatment of 3D images is by including the new standard WebGL 2.0.
Chrome greatly improves its handling of three-dimensional images.
As a detail, tell you that thanks precisely to the incorporation of this new standard, Chrome will now be able to work with new types of textures and visual effects, especially those images in three dimensions that significantly improve in terms of presence, volume and definition. As a detail, tell you that thanks to this improvement now Chrome has received the OpenGLES3 specification, which has been granted to the latest generation mobile games.
At this point, I can only tell you that, at least for the moment, all these improvements are reaching the desktop version from the browser itself. Once it has been distributed and all errors that it may have and have not been discovered by the testers have been corrected, it will reach all mobile platforms on the market.