Kudos for going down the WebGL route and not the Chrome only WebGPU approach that most likely some people expect.
It is going to take at least yet another year, for WebGPU 1.0 to be available on stable versions on other browsers, Chrome still hasn't stable WebGPU on GNU/Linux, and it is already much far ahead with extensions that most likely won't be on the 1.0 MVP of the other browsers.
It is going to take at least yet another year, for WebGPU 1.0 to be available on stable versions on other browsers, Chrome still hasn't stable WebGPU on GNU/Linux, and it is already much far ahead with extensions that most likely won't be on the 1.0 MVP of the other browsers.
Interesting article.