Mozilla released on Tuesday Firefox Reality 1.0, the first version of its web browser geared for three virtual-reality headsets, the Oculus Rift , HTC Vive and Google Daydream. The new browser ...

Firefox browser maker Mozilla is making the jump to virtual reality (VR) headsets: The non-profit released a new browser dubbed Firefox Reality for.

Mozilla is shutting down its made-for-VR web browser, Firefox Reality, and handing off the project to third-party team Igalia. Mozilla launched Firefox Reality back in 2018 on a host of early ...

Firefox maker Mozilla wants to bring social virtual reality to the browser: The company unveiled a test version of a new social VR platform called Hubs Thursday, which allows users to chat with ...

As part of Mozilla’s ongoing efforts to make VR a first-class citizen on the web, the company today announced Hubs, a WebVR-based social experience which makes for effortless, one-click creation ...

Mozilla is trying to make VR an ordinary part of the web, a move that could make life easier for developers wrestling to support numerous often incompatible virtual reality and augmented reality ...

After a four-year run, Mozilla has announced it will shut down the Firefox Reality Brower that was built for use in virtual reality environments. The open-source browser allowed users to access ...

Firefox maker Mozilla announced the launch of Firefox Reality, a new browser for augmented and virtual reality headsets Tuesday. The browser will make use of emerging mixed reality web standards ...

And its first actually usable application is Hubs by Mozilla, a VR chat world where you take on the appearance of a clunky, floating robot.

Mozilla has been slowly integrating VR in Firefox for years, but it recently teased Firefox Reality, an upcoming browser that enables multi-headset, multiplatform virtual reality.

In another blow to VR, Mozilla announced it's shutting down its Firefox Reality browser -- the four-year-old browser built for use in virtual reality environments. The technology had allowed users ...

Mozilla is shutting down Firefox Reality, its VR / AR version of the open-source web browser. The browser will relaunch as Wolvic and be maintained by the open-source consultancy Igalia.