Google is working to make Chrome more support for gaming. The browser plug – & – play support for gamepads, and there are plans for the camera and microfoonondersteuning without that plug-ins are required.
The update for gamepad support should be in the first quarter to be made, made, Paul Kinlan, developer advocate at Google, announced during a session at the Develop Liverpool event. He also mentioned that the web browser can access sensors such as an accelerometer. In addition, Chrome can handle the cameras and microphones without the user’s plug-ins need to install. This last would Kinlan hinted on application for augmented reality games and player tracking, writes Edge.
In his presentation made the Google employee also known that the WebRTC framework to Chrome. This W3C standard makes real-time video chat. Finally, Google technology works streaming services for gaming such as OnLive to the browser. Kinlan be hearing out that Chrome already WebGL support for hardware-based gpu acceleration of graphics and game developers to their products via the Chrome Web Store to distribute. His presentation was for a large part on the capabilities of html5 for gaming in the browser.