- We covered a variety of Chrome errors before, and today we’re going to cover Rats! WebGL hit a snag error.
- To fix this problem, disable the hardware acceleration or turn off WebGL 2 completely.
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Some Google Chrome users have encountered a Rats! WebGL hit a snag error message when opening certain website pages. That’s an error message that usually appears on JavaScript heavy websites.
A yellow bar with Reload and Ignore buttons usually includes the error message. Then reloading the page doesn’t always fix the issue.
As the error message suggests, this is primarily a WebGL issue. WebGL, otherwise Web Graphics Library, is a JavaScript API that helps the Chrome browser render 3D and 2D graphics.
However, when WebGL has an error or is not supported, you’ll get a WebGL snag error message.
Before proceeding with the troubleshooting steps below, we would like to present a web browser that you can use as an alternative instead.
This alternative is called Opera, and it is also built using the Chromium engine, just like Google Chrome.
It is extremely lightweight, and has no problem running WebGL, as long as you know how to enable it:
- About:config
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How do I fix the WebGL error in Google Chrome?
1. Switch hardware acceleration off
2. Switch off the WebGL 2 flag setting
Chrome includes a WebGL 2.0 setting that you can configure via the chrome://flags page.
3. Reset the flag wettings
Resetting Chrome’s flag settings to default can potentially resolve the WebGL hit a snag error.
You can do that by pressing the Reset all defaults button at the top right of the chrome://flags page.
Then restart the browser by pressing the Relaunch Now button.
Those are a few remedies for the WebGL snag error in Google Chrome. The Chrome://GPU page, which you can open by entering chrome://gpu in the URL bar, highlights GPU related errors for Chrome and might also help fix the WebGL error.
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