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Installation of a WebVR browser

Now that you have the server-side software installed, you'll need to install a web browser that is capable of displaying WebGL, OpenGL, and WebVR. This changes constantly, so I highly recommend going to WebVR and checking their compatibility list.

Firefox, or the experimental Firefox Nightly is probably the easiest browser to use. For more information, refer to http://bit.ly/WebVRInfo.

The good news is that regular WebVR support is built into Firefox as of version 55, so just make sure you are up to date with Firefox and you can view WebVR. To view your new VR site that you just generated, you'll need to do the following steps:

Ensure your browser can run JavaScript. This is the default unless you've locked ...

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