We have just added an experimental new feature to Unity 19.1a10: Incremental Garbage Collection. Read this post to learn what this feature i... Read more

As announced in August, Unity and Facebook are collaborating on adding Facebook as a new build target to the Unity Editor. Today we're annou... Read more

A bit over a year ago, we released a blog post with performance benchmarks for Unity WebGL, to compare WebGL performance in different browse... Read more

The upcoming Unity 5.3 release is the fourth version of Unity to support WebGL publishing. We have made a lot of progress since we first shi... Read more

In late 2013, Google announced a plan to deprecate support for NPAPI plugins (such as our Unity Web Player) in its Chrome browser. Now, it i... Read more

Yesterday, engineers from Google, Microsoft and Mozilla (makers of Chrome, Edge and Firefox) announced that they are working on a new cross-... Read more

When we port Unity to new platforms, it is always an important question to find out how well it performs on that platform - and to see what ... Read more

A few weeks ago at GDC, we announced support for WebGL publishing for Unity 5. Now I'd like to share some more information on what this is a... Read more

Unity 4.0 added the new release channels function to the Unity Web Player plugin; this function gives us more fine-grained control over runt... Read more

When we release new versions of Unity, we also update the Unity Web Player to contain the latest Unity runtime. This means that users who ne... Read more

Update Dec. 4 2012: The unsupported 64-bit Windows web player is not currently in working state in Unity 4.0. While we have been developi... Read more

Update: We have released Unity 2.6.1 on December 2nd this year, which includes an update to the Mac Unity Web Plugin, which is fully compati... Read more

This blog post is written by Ben Throop who is working on a Detonator framework to generate great-looking explosions in Unity games. The pro... Read more