Chrome now allows web browsing with virtual reality

Flying into space or shooting zombies sounds very attractive and fun to use virtual reality. But this technology does not stop there, it can also change the way we experience many daily activities, including watching movies or browsing websites.

According to François Beaufort, users can now use the first features of VR on Chrome 61, download any web page, turn mobile into a Daydream View headset, explore the Internet world with virtual reality.

Google has been supporting WebVR technology on Chrome since February but this new update allows you to surf the web in a virtual reality environment, regardless of any other VR device.

Support 2D and 3D

'At this point, it allows users to view and interact with any website using VR, access links, websites and move between 2D and 3D images between WebV-enabled sites,' Beaufort said, promising. Appointed that there will be many more features.

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Support any website with virtual reality technology on Google Chrome

If you've liked VR sites to see how this feature works, try watching this 360-degree video from Ford http://static.oculus.com/webvr/production/97f2fc11c8a96114547e8edc8453878b5f9c5653/Samples/FordDemo/index.html or tour round around San Francisco http://virtualsf.formvr.com.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/ Just make sure you have updated your mobile browser to Chrome 61. As mentioned Now you can browse any web page using VR.

Chrome and Daydream are not the only browsers and devices that support WebVR. Apple is also interested and Firefox also supports this technology, making it compatible with the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive headset. We will learn more about CR at Google's October 4 event.