VR und Gyro werden in Chrome Version 74 nicht angezeigt

Hi,

dies hier dürfte das Problem sein (ein Auszug aus den Chrome 74 Release Notes):
https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+…955f2a0450a85f4

D.h. der Gyroscope-Support wurde (wie auch bei iOS 12.2) auf 'sichere' HTTPS Seiten beschränkt.

Schöne Grüße,
Klaus

I'm having a similar issue which is very problematic for my use-case... I create virtual tours of tiny homes for builders/designers to embed directly on their websites. I just noticed that the embed is not showing the VR option on mobile browsers (which is a feature that I promise to clients). Both my site and the client's site are secure HTTPS, but I guess this update to chromium does not treat the embed as secure?

Here is the actual tour location -> https://www.tinynestproject.com/explore/tiny-h…omes/hugge_skp/
Here is the page on which it is embedded -> https://www.bengarratt.com/workshops

On my desktop I see the VR toggle in both cases, but on mobile it is missing from the embed (and obviously this VR is intended to be viewed on smartphones).

Any idea for a workaround? Is there a property that can be assigned to the embed somehow? Or a different method of embedding? This is my embed code:

<div style="text-align:center;width:80%;min-width:240px;max-width:640px;margin:0 auto"><iframe src="https://www.tinynestproject.com/explore/tiny-healthy-homes/hugge_skp/" width="100%" height="320" allowfullscreen></iframe><figcaption style="line-height:150%"><a href="https://youtu.be/mUjA1b8HmBM" target="_blank"><img src="https://www.tinynestproject.com/explore/EMBED-ASSETS/vr-embed_how-to_250x60_rev3.png" alt="How To Use This Tour" width="120"></a><a href="https://www.tinynestproject.com/embedded-tour/" target="_blank"><img src="https://www.tinynestproject.com/explore/EMBED-ASSETS/vr-embed_powered-by_250x60_rev2.png" alt="Powered by Tiny Nest" width="120"></a></figcaption></div>

EDIT: I just checked that the VR+gyro are available on mobile in embeds that are on my own site (within the same domain as the location of the actual tour) such as here -> https://www.tinynestproject.com/explore/services/
So the issue has to do with how the iframe is loading off-site content... is there any way to "validate" the contents of an iframe?

I found a solution by posting to a chromium google group and receiving a reply.
The thread is here: https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org…dev/5yqfAXibz1I
The short answer was that I now have to explicitly allow some things within my iframes.

allow="gyroscope; vr"