Mozilla browser developer recently released Firefox Reality, a web browser application that presents a 3D experience designed for virtual headsets and augmented reality devices. This application they have developed since the beginning of this year.
Mozilla in its official statement on Wednesday morning (19/9), said the Firefox Reality application that was available in the Viveport, Oculus, and Daydream application stores enabled users to get 3D web content experience in the browser, with the help of virtual reality (VR) devices.
As people question the impact of technology on their lives and see leadership from independent organizations such as Mozilla, Firefox Reality brings to 3D web and in-depth content at a level that is easier to use, there are choices, controls, and user privacy.
"We built Firefox Reality to move seamlessly between 2D and immersive web," Mozilla and the Mixed Reality Team at Mozilla developed research to find out how to design browsers for virtual reality.
Mozilla also rethinks navigation, text input, environment, search, and more. This requires years of research and countless conversations with users, content creators and hardware partners.
Mozilla in its official statement on Wednesday morning (19/9), said the Firefox Reality application that was available in the Viveport, Oculus, and Daydream application stores enabled users to get 3D web content experience in the browser, with the help of virtual reality (VR) devices.
As people question the impact of technology on their lives and see leadership from independent organizations such as Mozilla, Firefox Reality brings to 3D web and in-depth content at a level that is easier to use, there are choices, controls, and user privacy.
"We built Firefox Reality to move seamlessly between 2D and immersive web," Mozilla and the Mixed Reality Team at Mozilla developed research to find out how to design browsers for virtual reality.
Mozilla also rethinks navigation, text input, environment, search, and more. This requires years of research and countless conversations with users, content creators and hardware partners.
