This experimental app allows developers to create and run augmented reality experiences using web technologies and ARKit on iOS. It serves as a testing ground for web-based AR applications, enabling feedback for the ongoing development of the WebXR specification.
2.0
May 29, 2020
Version 2.0 of the WebXR Viewer is a complete rewrite of the application, based on the Firefox for iOS source code. The application now implements the official WebXR API, including the accepted and proposed features.
MoreThe WebXR Viewer is an experimental augmented reality (AR) application for iOS that allows developers to create and run AR experiences built with web technologies and ARKit. It's designed to help developers test web-based AR applications and provide feedback for the WebXR specification.
This app is primarily targeted at developers who want to develop and test web-based AR applications on iOS. It's a tool for experimenting with the WebXR API and contributing to its development.
No, this is an experimental product and not an officially supported Mozilla application. Developers are encouraged to report problems or feature requests through the provided GitHub repository.
The app supports a collection of accepted and proposed WebXR AR API features, as well as some non-standard features developed for an early version of the WebXR API. It's built on the Firefox for iOS source code, offering many of its web browsing capabilities.
You can learn more about the WebXR Viewer and Mozilla's work in bringing augmented reality, virtual reality, and mixed reality to the web by visiting https://mixedreality.mozilla.org/.
