Chrome Hardware Support

Chrome supports WebXR on a variety of platforms and hardware. This page details the supported devices and required configuration (if any) to use them.

Chrome Compatibility Table

Device	OS	Runtime	Supported Session Modes	WebXR Support
Windows Mixed Reality PC headsets	Windows	Windows Mixed Reality	immersive-vr	Enabled in Chrome 79+
Daydream View Lenovo Mirage Solo	Android	Google VR	immersive-vr	Enabled in Chrome 79+
ARCore-compabile mobile devices	Android	ARCore	immersive-ar	Enabled in Chrome 81+
Oculus Rift Oculus Rift S	Windows	Oculus	immersive-vr	Experimental VR support
HTC Vive Valve Index Other OpenVR-compatible headsets	Windows	SteamVR	immersive-vr	Experimental VR support
OpenXR-compatible headsets	Windows	OpenXR	immersive-vr	Enabled in Chrome 81+, Requires the XR_EXT_win32_appcontainer_compatible extension

Enabling experimental support for other VR headsets

Some desktop headsets are capable of working with Chrome but their associated runtimes have not yet been enabled by default. This is typically because the Chrome team is still working with the runtime developer to ensure it can be used with the browser's security requirements. Developers that want to test Chrome's support for these devices can enable them by following the steps below.

It is not recommended that you use Chrome with the following flags for daily browsing, as it disables certain security measures around Chrome interaction with VR hardware.

Additionally, please note that runtimes that have not been enabled by default may exhibit a variety of issues or not support all applicable WebXR features.

Unsandboxed OpenXR

To test Chrome with OpenXR runtimes that do not implement the XR_EXT_win32_appcontainer_compatible extension, use the following command line options:

--disable-features=XRSandbox

OpenVR

To test Chrome with experimental support for OpenVR, use the following command line options:

--disable-features=XRSandbox --enable-features=openvr --force-webxr-runtime=openvr

Oculus

To test Chrome with experimental support for Oculus, use the following command line options:

--disable-features=XRSandbox --enable-features=oculus --force-webxr-runtime=oculus