Live Posters Augmented Reality Browser/Device Compatibility
This is a detailed list of compatibilities for all operating systems and web browsers:
Best compatibility
- Safari for iOS (version 11.3 and later)
- Chrome for Android (versions from at least since the 2021 year)
Сompatibility
- Most Webkit/Blink-based web browsers for Android, including Brave (good)
- Most third-party web browsers for iOS from iOS 14.3 and later (good)
- iOS in-app web views implemented with SFSafariViewController (good)
- iOS in-app web views implemented with WKWebView from iOS 14.3 (good)
- Firefox for Android (good, however, performance may be lower than other browsers)
- Chrome for Mac/Windows (*)
- Firefox for Mac/Windows (*)
- Safari for Mac (*)
Known to Not Work
- iOS in-app web views implemented with WKWebView prior to iOS 14.3 - this iOS technology do not support camera access at all and thus we’re unable to support it. Apple has rectified this issue in iOS 14.3.
- iOS in-app web views implemented with the deprecated UIWebView component - this iOS technology do not support camera access at all and thus we’re unable to support it.
- Non-Safari web browsers on iOS, including Chrome, Firefox and Brave, before iOS 14.3 - these browsers use WKWebView due to App Store restrictions and thus do not support camera access.
- Browsers without motion sensor access (e.g desktop browsers) don't support instant world tracking or attitude-based camera poses.
Best compatibility
- Safari for iOS (version 11.3 and later)
- Chrome for Android (versions from at least since the 2021 year)
Сompatibility
- Most Webkit/Blink-based web browsers for Android, including Brave (good)
- Most third-party web browsers for iOS from iOS 14.3 and later (good)
- iOS in-app web views implemented with SFSafariViewController (good)
- iOS in-app web views implemented with WKWebView from iOS 14.3 (good)
- Firefox for Android (good, however, performance may be lower than other browsers)
- Chrome for Mac/Windows (*)
- Firefox for Mac/Windows (*)
- Safari for Mac (*)
Known to Not Work
- iOS in-app web views implemented with WKWebView prior to iOS 14.3 - this iOS technology do not support camera access at all and thus we’re unable to support it. Apple has rectified this issue in iOS 14.3.
- iOS in-app web views implemented with the deprecated UIWebView component - this iOS technology do not support camera access at all and thus we’re unable to support it.
- Non-Safari web browsers on iOS, including Chrome, Firefox and Brave, before iOS 14.3 - these browsers use WKWebView due to App Store restrictions and thus do not support camera access.
- Browsers without motion sensor access (e.g desktop browsers) don't support instant world tracking or attitude-based camera poses.