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MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH

Real-world WebGL parameter support statistics for MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH across browsers, devices, and platforms.

Maximum supported viewport width. Larger viewport limits make it possible to render to bigger canvases or offscreen targets.

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Overall Support

This table shows which reported values appear for MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH and how common each value is.

ValueSupport
1100%
4096100%
8191100%
8192100%
1638393%
1638488%
3276750%
327682%

Platform Support

This table shows which values are reported for MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH on each platform and how common they are.
PlatformSupport
Android
4096100%
819197%
819297%
1638390%
1638457%
327675%
327685%
655364%
Chromium OS
4096100%
8192100%
1638399%
1638480%
327681%
iOS
4096100%
8192100%
1638499%
Linux
4096100%
8192100%
1638352%
1638450%
3276710%
3276810%
655361%
Mac OS
4096100%
8192100%
1638498%
327671%
Windows
1100%
4096100%
8192100%
1638397%
1638497%
3276797%

Browser Support

This table shows which values are reported for MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH in each browser family and how common they are.
BrowserSupport
Chrome/Chromium
1100%
4096100%
8192100%
1638391%
1638485%
3276750%
327681%
655361%
Edge
4096100%
8192100%
1638399%
1638498%
3276794%
Firefox
4096100%
819199%
819299%
1638398%
1638496%
3276759%
327687%
655361%
Opera
4096100%
8192100%
1638399%
1638498%
3276787%
Other
4096100%
8192100%
1638393%
1638490%
3276726%
Safari
4096100%
8192100%
1638399%
1638499%
Samsung Internet
4096100%
8192100%
1638396%
1638463%
327671%
655361%