Real-world WebGL2 parameter support statistics for MAX_FRAGMENT_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS across browsers, devices, and platforms.
Maximum number of non-block uniform components available to fragment shaders. This affects how many standalone uniform values can be declared directly.
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This table shows which reported values appear for MAX_FRAGMENT_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS and how common each value is.
| Value | Support |
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| 1024 | 100% |
| 2048 | 94% |
| 4096 | 92% |
| 8000 | 7% |
This table shows which values are reported for MAX_FRAGMENT_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS on each platform and how common they are.| Platform | Support |
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| Android | | 1023 | 100% | | 1024 | 99% | | 4095 | 59% | | 4096 | 58% | | 16380 | 12% |
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| iOS | |
| Linux | | 1024 | 100% | | 2048 | 95% | | 4096 | 90% | | 8192 | 39% | | 16380 | 38% |
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| Windows | |
This table shows which values are reported for MAX_FRAGMENT_UNIFORM_COMPONENTS in each browser family and how common they are.| Browser | Support |
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| Chrome/Chromium | | 1024 | 100% | | 2048 | 93% | | 4096 | 89% | | 16383 | 6% |
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| Edge | |
| Firefox | |
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| Other | |
| Safari | |
| Samsung Internet | | 1023 | 100% | | 1024 | 99% | | 4095 | 54% | | 16383 | 51% |
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