Note: Before adding a new test or editing an existing test please read these guidelines.
This is the WebGL conformance test suite. You can find a the current “live” version at https://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/sdk/tests/webgl-conformance-tests.html
NOTE TO USERS: Unless you are a WebGL implementor, there is no need to submit a conformance result using this process. Should you discover bugs in your browser‘s WebGL implementation, either via this test suite or otherwise, please report them through your browser vendor’s bug tracking system.
FOR WEBGL IMPLEMENTORS: Please follow the instructions below to create a formal conformance submission.
Open webgl-conformance-tests.html in your target browser
Press the “run tests” button
At the end of the run, press “display text summary”
Verify that the User Agent and WebGL renderer strings identify your browser and target correctly.
Copy the contents of the text summary (starting with “WebGL Conformance Test Results”) and send via email to webgl_conformance_submissions@khronos.org
Please see CONFORMANCE_RULES.txt in this directory for guidelines about what constitutes a conformant WebGL implementation.
There are various URL options you can pass in.
run: Set to 1 to start the tests automatically
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?run=1
version: Set to the version of the harness you wish to run. Tests
at this version or below will be run
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?version=1.3.2
minVersion: Set to the minimum version of each test to include. Only tests
at this version or above will be included.
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?minVersion=1.3.2
fast: Only run tests not marked with --slow
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?fast=true
skip: Comma separated list of regular expressions of which tests to skip.
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?skip=glsl,.*destruction\.html
include: Comma separated list of regular expressions of which tests to include.
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?include=glsl,.*destruction\.html
frames: The number of iframes to use to run tests in parallel.
Example: webgl-conformance-tests.html?frames=8
Note the tests are not required to run with anything other than frames = 1.
The dates below are when work on the conformance suite version was started.