Google still aims to bring Earth to Apple's Safari browser, but admitted in its blog post that "we still have some work to do" before it can make that happen. It's now the leading W3C open web standard for bringing native code to the web. The new support for other browsers was made possible by moving Google Earth for Chrome onto WebAssembly (Wasm), which Google has helped develop for the last three years. From today, the new version of the interactive mapping app on the web fully supports Firefox, Edge, and Opera browsers.Įarth launched on the web in 2017, but there wasn't an open web standard available at the time that could support its advanced features, so it exclusively relied on Google's Chrome-only Native Client (NaCl) technology. Google has announced that Google Earth can now be accessed in browsers other than Chrome.
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