Reality Browser

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Release date

August 11, 2022

Publisher

Transcend XR

Reality Browser is a full featured Internet Browser in Augmented Reality.

Create browser instances in thin air and position them anywhere in your room. Interact with everything on the internet.

Take Reality Browser anywhere. Runs entirely on the Quest - no PC necessary.

• Put YouTube on your wall and scale it to the size of a cinema screen. • Place your X (twitter) feed on your desk • Watch videos on the ceiling • Keep your chats, forums and discussions at your finger tips.

We see a future where displays appear out of thin air and magically hover anywhere we desire, where we can fill rooms with virtual objects that are indiscernible from the real world and a single space offers infinite possibilities.

OK, so we’re not there yet but Reality Browser is our first step on an exciting journey. We do hope you’ll join us!

We all need a bit of support and encouragement at times. If you like what you see then tell us about it!

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3.45

96 ratings

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xurdm

May 15, 2024

1/5

No WebXR support apparently

$5 for a browser that doesn't even support WebXR?

25 found this helpful

Superhardy

October 21, 2024

4/5

Room for Improvements

A nice and helpfull tool. But all the handling is very basic. So you have to grab the middle of your virtual screens directly with your controller. That makes it impossible to place them in an area wich is not reacheable by hand (ceiling or high walls or areas behind your walls). And the possibility to save different configured rooms is missing. Also the browser functionality is very basic and limited. I would love to see updates. Is there still support?

21 found this helpful

marines122181

January 14, 2025

1/5

Nope

Does not support Netflix or Hulu.

16 found this helpful

Heiok

January 30, 2024

5/5

Wow, how cool is that!!!

I mainly use this browser to watch TV, Prime Video and YouTube in passthrough mode. It's awesome! For example, I use the large main screen at the front and a smaller one on the right with a fireplace burning in it. On the left is a wide screen that simulates a window with a wonderful view. I didn't rub Aladdin's lamp, but I still have three wishes: 1) Netflix login doesn't work for me. It would be great if you could fix it. 2) The laser pointer is too small on large screens and is barely visible. 3) My biggest wish is a tool for precisely aligning the individual screens. For example, it is very difficult to align a large screen exactly straight freehand.

16 found this helpful

CryptoMynd

February 17, 2024

3/5

Problems more important than features

This has some really cool features, like infinite windows coinciding with passthrough and the stuff that shows up on top of the active window. However, the fact that it is not possible to change the window size ratio nor to switch between portrait and landscape is just not cool. That, and it's way too easy to close the browser windows. I don't want to be reading or watching something and then accidentally close it because I put my hand down. That has happened multiple times. One more thing that I think would be a really cool feature to add, would be being able to change the depth of the window without having to move it with your own hands, because people have a limited amount of space in which they can move, and it would be awesome if we can make the sky a screen, or watch a movie on the horizon.

14 found this helpful

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