#Does anyone have experience with the Samsung standard browser?
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Here is what I found for you 🧠 #1232599922059251773 message
To address the issue you're experiencing with AR scenes not being accessible on certain browsers on Samsung devices, it's important to check a few things:
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WebXR Support: Ensure that the browser in question supports WebXR, which is the API used for AR and VR content on the web. Not all browsers have the same level of support for WebXR.
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HTTPS Protocol: Needle Engine, like many web-based AR platforms, requires HTTPS to access camera and AR features due to security policies set by browsers. Ensure that your site is served over HTTPS.
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Browser Permissions: Check if the browser has permissions to access the camera. Sometimes, users might accidentally deny permissions, or the browser may not prompt for them correctly.
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AR Features Compatibility: Some AR features may have specific hardware or software requirements. Ensure that the devices and browsers you're targeting meet these requirements.
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Needle Engine Updates: Make sure you are using the latest version of Needle Engine. Sometimes, compatibility issues are resolved in newer versions.
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Fallback or Guidance for Users: Since you mentioned that most Samsung users do not have another browser installed, consider implementing a fallback solution or providing clear guidance on installing a compatible browser for an enhanced experience.
If you've already checked these aspects and the problem persists, there might be a specific issue with the Samsung browser's WebXR implementation or a compatibility issue with the Needle Engine. In such cases, documenting the issue thoroughly and reaching out to Needle Engine support with specific details like the browser version, device model, and any console errors could help in diagnosing and resolving the issue more effectively.
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Does the sample on https://modelviewer.dev work on this particular device? (AR button in the bottom right)
mh, that works