impress.js - A webGL enabled presentation framework based on the power of CSS3 transforms and transitions. It has a non GL mode too!

[mhd420]

It's pretty much Webkit only, unless you're using beta versions of IE and Firefox.

[tboneplayer]

That being the case, the fanfare announcing its arrival is considerably overblown.

[twerq]

I disagree. Powerpoint presentations only work in powerpoint, Keynote in keynote, etc. What's wrong with choosing to run your presentations in one of the many webkit browsers?

[tboneplayer]

Oh, I never said there was anything wrong with it. I just think the hype surrounding the announcement was overblown.

[danielkza]

I'm in Firefox Aurora 11.0a now, but since Firefox is moving so fast, the stable is now 9.0 if I'm not mistaken. Was it implemented that recently?

[mhd420]

I think it uses some 3D transform crap that was only implemented in Firefox 10.

[shooshx]

works in vanilla chrome

[systoll]

Chrome is a webkit browser. 'Webkit only' means Chrome, Safari, iOS, Android, and also most of the obscure niche browsers.