How to View Webpages in 3D

Hello Friends, Its good for you to join me here today. I will be showing you a simple trick that will help you view webpages in 3D. For those who love getting the best out of webpages, 3D view gives you a better insight or look of the webpage.

I will be showing you how to use this trick in any of the two world most popular browsers namely Mozilla Firefox and google chrome.

How to view webpages in 3D in Mozilla Firefox

Firefox is one of the most used web browsers in the world as such it is always upgraded and comes with very amazing features. One of such features is the web console, with this you can view webpages in 3D without using any add-on like you are ought to do in some other things. Follow the steps below to achieve 3d webpage view :

• Open your firefox browser, and in the tab above, type the name of any website such as yahoo.com,facebook, twitter.com or any other one of your choice and load the page.
• After the webpage has fully loaded, press Ctrl+Shift+K and a web console option will open at the bottom of the page.
• At the right hand side of the opened web console option, you will find a 3D box, click on the 3D box, see screenshot below for direction.

 

• After clicking on the 3D box, the webpage you are viewing automatically to 3D View. when you hover your mouse round the page, you will see the webpage in 3 dimensions.

  NOTE : This particular trick does not work for everyone so if it does not work for you, you will have to install a firefox add-on called Tilt 3D to achieve this result.

  How to View Webpages in 3D in Google Chrome

  Google chrome is another very good browser but to achieve 3D view for web pages on chrome, you need to first install and extension. 

  • Open your chrome web browser and install 3D view for webpages extension.

    After adding the Extension, on the top right of your browser, a 3D box will appear, just click on it.See screenshot below :

     

    

    
    

     
  • Then your current page will appear in 3D.

    That's it. I hope you learnt something new today.

     

  
  

Hello Friends, Its good for you to join me here today. I will be showing you a simple trick that will help you view webpages in 3D. For those who love getting the best out of webpages, 3D view gives you a better insight or look of the webpage.

I will be showing you how to use this trick in any of the two world most popular browsers namely Mozilla Firefox and google chrome.

How to view webpages in 3D in Mozilla Firefox

Firefox is one of the most used web browsers in the world as such it is always upgraded and comes with very amazing features. One of such features is the web console, with this you can view webpages in 3D without using any add-on like you are ought to do in some other things. Follow the steps below to achieve 3d webpage view :

• Open your firefox browser, and in the tab above, type the name of any website such as yahoo.com,facebook, twitter.com or any other one of your choice and load the page.
• After the webpage has fully loaded, press Ctrl+Shift+K and a web console option will open at the bottom of the page.
• At the right hand side of the opened web console option, you will find a 3D box, click on the 3D box, see screenshot below for direction.

 

• After clicking on the 3D box, the webpage you are viewing automatically to 3D View. when you hover your mouse round the page, you will see the webpage in 3 dimensions.

  NOTE : This particular trick does not work for everyone so if it does not work for you, you will have to install a firefox add-on called Tilt 3D to achieve this result.

  How to View Webpages in 3D in Google Chrome

  Google chrome is another very good browser but to achieve 3D view for web pages on chrome, you need to first install and extension. 

  • Open your chrome web browser and install 3D view for webpages extension.

    After adding the Extension, on the top right of your browser, a 3D box will appear, just click on it.See screenshot below :

     

    

    
    

     
  • Then your current page will appear in 3D.

    That's it. I hope you learnt something new today.