When you "Build and Run" a Unity WebGL build, Unity internally serves your build with a static local web server. Usually the address is something like "http://localhost:29531". It sometimes can be painful to relaunch this server. The workflow that I've seen has
What is GDPR? The EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new comprehensive data protection law that comes into effect on May 25, 2018. It will replace existing EU Data Protection law to strengthen the protection of personal data and the rights of the individual. It will be a
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SIMMER.io is a site for 3D content and games to be played directly in the web browser. The tagline is: "Discover, Share, Play Anywhere". The site opened up for developer uploads in September of 2017. It has gone through a few iterations: at first it was a
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So you came here looking for how to install Unity Web player in 2019 on Chrome, Firefox or Edge. The basic answer here is that you shouldn't do it (see: disclaimer) but there are a few ways to make it happen if you insist. Disclaimer The short answer