When will Safari support Youtube's 360 degree VR playback?

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This post has been created 2 years ago and yet, there's still no 3D view in Safari. This is really not serious, you got to use another browser to see these videos. Apple, come on! Leave the "look" and come back to the "functional"!!!

Yeah, I think it's a bit strange that a new version of Safari just came out, with El Capitan, and yet it doesn't support the 360 degree videos.

Safari is terribly slow in reading pixel information from a video (and that's needed for 360 video) and youtube decided to not show the 360 video at all instead of showing it with 10 frames per second. I think it has to do with the Javascript engine. Safari is being left behind for all the <canvas> wizardry that is going on lately, I hope they will roll out a decent update soon.

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Safari 7 and 9 support 360 video, so it will be nice once the youtube html or false plugin will start.

View 360 video in safari : www.entervrworld.com you will see the youtube sample and below that you will see the unity player which works in Safari.

It is always best to have the latest browser. You need to do this by updating OS X to the latest. (version 9)

You do not have to upgrade your OS X - 360 viewing does not work in later versions either. I changed my browser - to Chrome...

This Question its from more than 1 year ago... and apple don't do nothing. I will change to chrome. Apple its no the same.

Yes I agree......I am trying to view in 360 and this is a dub (no good) in my book. If safari does not keep up................might as well scrap it and create something else.

It is almost the end of 2017 and Safari still does not support 360 Videos natively :-). Hope Apple will support soon.