MAX_VIEWPORT_WIDTH
Maximum supported viewport width. Larger viewport limits make it possible to render to bigger canvases or offscreen targets.
Check your device: WebGL2 Capabilities Report.
Overall Support
≥ means at least this value.
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| ≥ 8192 | 100% |
| ≥ 16383 | 97% |
| ≥ 16384 | 93% |
| ≥ 32767 | 51% |
| ≥ 32768 | 2% |
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