GLview Extensions Viewer

GLview Extensions Viewer for PC and Mac

Published by Realtech VR on 2024-03-17

  • Compatibility: Available on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7 & MacOS 10, 11, 10.9
  • Category: Developer Tools
  • Licence: Free
  • Software version: 6.4.99
  • File size: 15.74 MB


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GLview Extensions Viewer Features and Description

1. The registry also defines naming conventions, guidelines for creating new extensions and writing suitable extension specifications, and other related documentation.

2. The extension registry is maintained by SGI and contains specifications for all known extensions, written as modifications to the appropriate specification documents.

3. This program displays the vendor name, the version implemented, the renderer name and the extensions of the current OpenGL 3D accelerator.

4. Many OpenGL extensions, as well as extensions to related APIs like GLU, GLX, and WGL, have been defined by vendors and groups of vendors.

5. Supports OpenGL 1.1 to 2.1 and OpenGL 4.1 or superior for PC 10.9 and superior, including Microsoft Metal information.



Pros:

  • - Constantly reminds users of how lazy Apple is at releasing updated drivers for OpenGL
  • - Has been used for at least 6 years
  • - Fun to play around with
  • - Recommended for gamers who want to see exactly what sort of graphics their Mac can push

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Installation Requirements

PC Compactibility/Requirements for Installation

Compactible OS list:
  1. Windows 11
  2. Windows 10
  3. Windows 8.1
  4. Windows 7
  5. Windows Vista

Requirements for MacOS Installation

Intel, 64-bit processor, OS X 10.7 or later.

Compactible OS list:
  1. macOS Ventura: 13.3
  2. macOS Monterey: 12.6.4
  3. macOS Big Sur: 11.7.5
  4. macOS Catalina: 10.15
  5. macOS Mojave: 10.14
  6. macOS High Sierra: 10.13

FAQs

GLview Extensions Viewer - Is it safe to download?

Yes. The app is 100 percent (100%) safe to download and Install. Our download links are from safe sources and are frequently virus scanned to protect you

Software Reviews and Criticism


  • By SleekWI

    Used to work until this update.

    This app used to work great on My 2011 PC. Three Days ago New Update came, Installed, now there is no Window showing, Just shows Menubar. Running PC High Sierra. Seems Developer does not check app on all Systems/Machins.


  • By Rater-Hater

    Not working anymore

    Hello! It doesn’t want to launch after updating. OS X El Capitan


  • By JimBond85

    Crashes when running tests on Core Profile

    I've been using OpenGL extension viewer for years and it's really cool and useful. However, the most recent build always crashes when running tests on the Core Profile. THis is something the developers really need to fix. I'm running 10.8.3 on an iMac7,1.


  • By kaputsugar

    Cannot uninstall or remove this software

    This software was installed my accident on my PC, and is now impossible to remove. Every time I drag this app from the Applications folder to the Trash and empty the Trash, it replaces itself with another copy. It also always needs to update. I have installed version 4.25 at least 30 times now. Every time I turn on my computer, I get a push notification from the App Store stating that the “update installed successfully”, even after I have removed this app from my PC. The developers have not responded to my emails asking for further assistence to remove this application, so the only conclusion I can come to is that this app is a piece of malware that cannot ever be uninstalled. 0/10 - would not recommend.


  • By Kokubu

    It works now! I just wish it worked better.

    I figure I need to write a new review, because the latest version (4.0.8) actually works for me! Great update. Now, the app itself: there's a lot of data here, but it's not the easiest to use. For example, at the bottom of the "Extensions" tab, there's a round search box, like you'd normally find at the top of a window. Typing in there searches the list of extensions, but it's pretty slow. There's also a (misaligned) "Search" button next to this, and when I click it, it switches to my web browser and seems to open a new tab for each extension shown in the list (in my case, about 100). Yikes! I did not expect that. This is not an isolated case: I found myself saying "I did not expect that" a lot. The screenshots show OS X 10.6, and that's probably what it was tested against. Not everything looks so great on 10.7+. For example, you can only see 2 pixels width of the scrollbars on the "Extensions" tab. Nothing is completely broken, but it does seem somewhat unfinished. If you can figure out how to use it, there's a fantastic amount of data in here. Unfortunately, it's not very intuitive, and the documentation is almost nonexistant.


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