WebXR / VR Device Test
Detect your device's WebXR capabilities and VR headset support directly in the browser. Check immersive VR/AR session modes, hand tracking, hit testing, anchors, depth sensing, layers, lighting estimation, DOM overlays, and controller input.
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Feature detection via the WebXR Device API. Session availability requires a connected headset; without one, only browser capability is reported.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is WebXR?
WebXR is a web API that enables virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) experiences directly in the browser, without installing a separate app. It connects to VR headsets, AR glasses, and other immersive devices.
Why does the test show 'no device detected'?
Your browser supports WebXR, but no VR/AR headset is currently connected or the device is not recognized by the system. Connect a compatible headset (such as Meta Quest, HTC Vive, or Valve Index) and ensure the runtime software is running, then test again.
Which browsers support WebXR?
WebXR is supported in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and many Chromium-based browsers on desktop and mobile. On iOS, WebXR AR features typically require a browser that supports the WebXR AR module, such as Chrome or Edge.
Is my VR/AR data private?
Yes. All capability checks run locally in your browser. No data about your devices, headset, or environment is uploaded to any server.