r/WebVR is a subreddit with 20k members. The community frequently discusses vr, webxr, 360, video, and game, and the most common flair used is self promotion, vr, help, research, and loud.
WebVR brings virtual reality to web browsers using WebGL and new VR APIs.
Popular Topics in r/WebVR
#1
Vr
43 posts
#2
Webxr
35 posts
#3
360
20 posts
#4
Video
19 posts
#5
Game
14 posts
#6
A Frame
14 posts
#7
Paris
9 posts
#8
Development
8 posts
#9
Unity
6 posts
#10
London
5 posts
Flair Used in r/WebVR
#1
Self Promotion
: "As a solo dev, I'm building a full 8-player multiplayer shooter entirely in WebXR. Here's a look at my upcoming game, ArenaWars."
29 posts
#2
VR
: "Wonderland Engine 1.4.0 - Global Illumination Probe Volumes for WebXR!"
21 posts
#3
Help
: "Browser-Based VR viewers not working with SteamVR"
10 posts
#4
Research
: "Will WebXR win after all?"
9 posts
#5
Loud
: "Desktop space CPU to InternetPort Public Rooms Visualed Explanation part 2"
8 posts
#6
AR
: "Why is Apple blocking WebXR on iOS?"
6 posts
#7
Company promotion
: "Wave Live Shows Lineup"
4 posts
#8
Article
: "Vr headsets to choose from"
3 posts
#9
Tutorial
: "Legacy Webvr Fix"
2 posts
#10
Self Promotion (Researcher)
: "Product Development: accessible joypad for VR for people with limited mobility of upper limbs"
1 post
Member Growth in r/WebVR
Yearly
+218 members(1.1%)
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Last updated: September 2, 2026