MAX_COMBINED_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS

Real-world WebGL2 parameter support statistics for MAX_COMBINED_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS across browsers, devices, and platforms.

Maximum number of texture image units available across shader stages. A texture image unit is a bind point where a shader can access a texture during rendering.

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Overall Support

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

Value	Support
16	100%
30	100%
32	100%
48	27%
64	20%
78	7%
80	7%
94	6%
96	6%
112	2%
128	2%
144	2%
158	2%
160	2%
190	2%
192	2%
255	1%
256	1%
384	1%

Platform Support

This table shows which values are reported for MAX_COMBINED_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS on each platform and how common they are.

Platform

Support

Android

16	100%
32	100%
48	100%
64	50%
94	32%
96	32%
112	6%
144	6%
192	5%
255	5%
384	5%
768	2%

Chromium OS

32	100%
48	100%
64	80%

iOS

32	100%
64	1%

Linux

16	100%
32	100%
48	99%
64	96%
80	23%
96	23%
112	20%
128	20%
158	20%
160	20%
190	13%
192	13%

Mac OS

16	100%
32	100%
48	6%
64	6%
78	5%
80	5%

Windows

16	100%
30	100%
32	100%
48	3%
64	3%
80	1%

Browser Support

This table shows which values are reported for MAX_COMBINED_TEXTURE_IMAGE_UNITS in each browser family and how common they are.

Browser

Support

Chrome/Chromium

16	100%
32	100%
48	32%
64	22%
80	4%
96	4%
112	1%
144	1%
192	1%
256	1%
384	1%

Edge

32	100%
48	3%
64	3%
96	1%

Firefox

16	100%
30	100%
32	99%
48	46%
64	45%
78	45%
80	45%
94	29%
96	29%
112	25%
128	25%
144	25%
158	25%
160	25%
190	17%
192	17%
255	1%

Opera

32	100%
64	7%
96	6%
144	1%
384	1%

Other

32	100%
48	25%
64	24%
80	21%
96	21%
144	1%
384	1%

Safari

32	100%
64	1%

Samsung Internet

32	100%
48	100%
64	98%
96	98%
144	19%
384	19%
768	6%