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Here's what a VPN can't protect you from (but you need to use it)

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Chrome Experiments

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Chrome Experiments

On the Chrome Experiments site, you can find a lot of interesting projects that users have created for Chrome. These are mostly projects based on WebGL technology, so you also have games that you can run without Flash Player or any other additional components.

WebGL (Web Graphics Library) uses a GPU (graphics processor), and as this technology is built into the web browsers themselves, you can run 3D games without additional components.

The site is not particularly edited, but you certainly have the option "Tags" with which you can choose what projects you want to search: 3D, Audio, Gravity, Mobile, Multiplayer, Video, WebCam… and many others.

So, you can find some really interesting projects, but I would like to single out a few that are most interesting to me:

See also AI Experiments!

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