As you Might Imagine, Most Websites Aren't Designed for Virtual Reality; Bob your Head Around and you'll Only Look Silly. Mozilla Clearly Isn't Happy with that Lack of Immersion, as it just Launched MozVR.com to Foster VR-Native Websites. The Page lets Oculus Rift Owners Browse Technology Demos (in a Rift-Friendly Interface, Naturally) that Show Off What VR Can do on the Web, such as a Flyover of British Columbia or a 360-Degree Documentary. And if you Want to Build One of these Experiences Yourself, you'll Get a Helping Hand -- Mozilla is Sharing the Code, Tools and Tutorials for its Own Front End. It'll probably be a Long, Long while (if Ever) before you're Regularly Surfing the Web with Goggles on but, this May Get the Ball Rolling.
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http://mozvr.com/content/2014/11/10/mozvr-launches.html
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