Implementing WebXR in WebKit for WPE Since 2022, my main focus has been working on the Wolvic browser, still the only open source WebXR-capable browser for Android/AOSP devices (Meta, Pico, Huawei, Lenovo, Lynx, HTC…) out there. That’s a...

WebXR on WPE WebKit is here! Igalia’s Sergio Villar breaks down the architecture, OpenXR backend, hand input, AR modes, and the road ahead.

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The nebula environment

Announcing Wolvic 1.8.3 (Gecko) and 1.2.3 (Chromium): Major controller and UI improvements, unblocked VR video sites, new environments, bug fixes, and more...

wolvic.com/blog/release...

As the dynamic XR landscape continues to change and evolve, we've been thinking about what's next for Wolvic...

👉 wolvic.com/blog/next-st...

Evolution of OpenXR: Core Specification Updates and Platform Interoperability YouTube video by The Khronos Group

In this video from SIGGRAPH 2025, it seems they forgot about WolvicXR. We've been using OpenXR on all the platforms we support since Feb 2023, version 1.3

www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMLf...

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Wolvic now includes a new New Tab UI that brings together your most used sites as well as immersive experiences from across the Web, all in a snappy native interface.

Enable it in Settings > Display.
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Wolvic 1.8.2 (Gecko) and 1.2.2 (Chromium) have been released!

We finally fixed the Firefox Accounts and Cloudflare issues that many users have encountered. This release also introduces a native New Tab UI, as well as many smaller improvements.

Details: wolvic.com/blog/release...

Gecko Wolvic 1.8.1 and Chromium Wolvic 1.2.1 Released

wolvic.com/blog/release...

We've just released (Gecko-based) Wolvic 1.8.0 and (Chromium-based) 1.2 - we’re excited to share the latest updates!

wolvic.com/blog/release...

Had the pleasure of recapping what the team worked on this year (A LOT), but Wolvic needs sustainable funding if that's to continue.

More details in the post 👇

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Wolvic 2024 Year in Review:

A look back at what we've done this year, including adding eye-tracking navigation, more devices, a Chromium backend, and where we'd like to go next.

wolvic.com/blog/2024-wo...

We've enabled Wolvic on a few new devices this year. We support the latest OS versions for:

Huawei VR Glasses
Huawei Vision Glass
Magic Leap 2
Meta Quest 2, 3 & Pro
Pico Neo3, Pico4 & Pico4E

Start exploring the open web in XR and download Wolvic today! wolvic.com/dl/

A screenshot of using a bluetooth keyboard with wolvic, displayed with your virtual hands, in the virtual environment

We're also happy to announce the general Wolvic 1.7.1 release for Gecko-based version of Wolvic.

It brings a long list of updates, additions, and changes as well.

Read more: wolvic.com/blog/release...

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We're happy to announce the release of Wolvic Chromium 1.1.
It brings (among other things) long-awaited support for the WebXR AR (Augmented Reality) module!

Read more: wolvic.com/blog/chromiu...

An exhibition booth at AWE EU for the Wolvic XR Browser by Igalia.

All ready for AWE EU! Come stop by the booth and chat to us about your browser needs and give Wolvic a try.

#AWE2024

We’ll be at AWE EU in Vienna showcasing Wolvic across a range of devices.

If you’re attending, come stop by the booth & chat with us about your XR browser needs and test out Wolvic!

Wolvic now supports password autocompletion in private browsing sessions, making secure browsing faster and more seamless.

No more typing complex passwords—enjoy a smoother, more efficient user experience without sacrificing privacy.

Try it today & download Wolvic at wolvic.com/dl/

👀 Have you explored eye-tracking in Wolvic Chromium’s latest release? With v1.0, browsing the web in XR becomes smoother than ever—just navigate with your eyes.

Try it today and experience a new way to explore the web.

Download Wolvic Chromium at wolvic.com/dl/ #XR

A screenshot of the Wolvic logo which features a geometrical wolf and the text "Wolvic"

In April, we shared our goal of bringing Wolvic to Magic Leap’s AR platform.

Today, we’re excited to announce that Wolvic Chromium v1.0 is now available for Magic Leap 2! This marks a major step forward in XR web browsing.

Download it now at wolvic.com/dl/! #XR

Wolvic Chromium 1.0 has landed! This release adds eye-tracking navigation alongside hand-tracking, introduces 18 new 3D environments, improves fullscreen window management, and enables password autocomplete in private browsing.

Plus much more...

wolvic.com/blog/chromiu...

Wolvic 1.7 is now out, with NEW eye-tracking and updated hand-tracking through OpenXR, upgrades to the Gecko web rendering engine, better window handling, new environments, bug fixes, and more. wolvic.com/blog/release...

The team has been hard at work improving Wolvic in recent months:

- Added support for Huawei Vision Glass
- OpenXR hand interactions for improved tracking
- Immersive video reorientation improvements
+ lots more!

Catch up on any updates you missed:
wolvic.com/blog/

Igalia at AWE USA 2024 | Igalia Igalia is an open source consultancy specialised in the development of innovative projects and solutions. Our engineers have expertise in a wide range of technological areas, including browsers and cl...

Igalia will be showing off our @WolvicXr browser on a variety of devices at the AWE US conference this week in Long Beach, CA — stop by and say hi if you can! www.igalia.com/2024/06/17/I...

If you prefer your XR browser to be running the Gecko engine, version 1.6.1 of that line was released last month with new device support and improved video playback. wolvic.com/blog/release...

A new version of Chromium-backed Wolvic has been released, bringing the core engine up to M124 and adding OpenXR hand interaction profiles for improved tracking! wolvic.com/blog/chromiu...

News from WWDC24: WebKit in Safari 18 beta The last year has been a great one for WebKit.

Happy to see Safari and WebKit support immersive experiences on the Web with WebXR.

Welcome to the party!

webkit.org/blog/15443/n...

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Wolvic 1.6.1 is now out! The latest version of our Gecko-based XR browser improves video presentations, adds immersive environments, and support for the Huawei Vision Glass, along with a long set of bug fixes and stability improvements. Learn more: wolvic.com/blog/release...

Evolving the Wolvic Interface Over the past year, we have been working hard at improving the user interface of Wolvic to make it more flexible and useful....

wolvic.com/blog/ui-evol...

Do you have a Pico XR device?

Did you know that @wolvicxr.bsky.social is available from the PicoXR store?

store-global.picoxr.com/global/detai...

Getting it from the store is better (its evergreen, for example) and easier than side loading the APK.

Magic Leap Logo

We are pleased to announce we are working with Magic Leap to bring our open source multi-window XR browser, built on the new Chromium backend, to a true AR device - Magic Leap 2 - for the first time.

wolvic.com/blog/magicle...