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WebGPU is Experimental Technology
WebGPU is a next-generation graphics API currently available in Chrome/Edge 113+
and experimental builds of other browsers. Feature support varies significantly across platforms
and GPU vendors.
What is depth32float-stencil8?
Enables creation of textures with the depth32float-stencil8 format
Read MDN DocumentationBrowser Support & Availability
Current WebGPU Support:
Chrome/Edge 113+
Windows, macOS, ChromeOS
Firefox Nightly
Experimental (about:config)
Safari TP
Experimental (macOS only)
Feature Availability Factors
Not all WebGPU features are available on all platforms. Support depends on:
- GPU hardware: Physical capabilities of your graphics card
- Driver version: GPU driver implementation and updates
- Operating system: OS-level graphics API support
- Browser status: Current browser implementation progress
Implications for Web Scraping
As WebGPU adoption grows, anti-bot systems are starting to check WebGPU features alongside WebGL extensions for more robust bot detection.
What Anti-Bot Systems May Check:
- Feature-to-hardware matching: Do reported features align with GPU model?
- Adapter consistency: Does adapter info match other GPU signals?
- Realistic combinations: Are feature sets typical for this hardware?
- Missing expected features: Are standard features for this GPU absent?
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maintains consistent browser fingerprints across all graphics APIs, including emerging standards like WebGPU.
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