It would be a large endeavor to add I think, but it would mean games could be played on most devices: PC MAC Android Iphones etc etc through a web page. It's a platform I'm really into now. I've heard unity, unreal and some of the others are adding it. Not sure if it would be worth it, .. just a passing thought

I'm not an engine programmer or anything, but I am thinking, since Linux has WINE which allows games made with 3DGS to play on Linux systems, maybe a clever programmer could make a similar kind of adaptive software or emulator for other operating systems. This would have the advantage of not having to wait for the 3DGS programmers to make it. But getting something to run smoothly through an emulator is difficult. WINE is technically not an emulator, but I don't know why or what makes it different from one. I also have no idea what that would require from something like an Android OS, or if it's even possible...

Sorry about my English,

I long time I wait a OpenGL game studio version, the possibilities will be endeless, Maybe Acknex can spread the source code in opensource mode, It wil cam be portede to AmigaOS, Linux, ETC, it will be great.

Best regards,

There was talk about open sourcing the code some years ago, but in the end it wasn't possible because there are certain parts of the engine which are proprietary third party code, which cannot be released as open source.

And to stay on topic, there are newer engines with WebGL support, so if somebody wants to do some 3D stuff for web browsers, it's maybe a good idea to check out game engines like CopperCube: https://www.ambiera.com/coppercube/