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If I don't know what your code is doing, and I can't modify it, I don't want it. Are you rendering a cube? Are you mining crypto on my machine? And why would I need GPU-rendering? Webpages should be text, images and hierarchy.
That's true! Now guess what extension I'm using
You bet. Some I tolerate not disabled, but spoofed or containerised per site.
I make games for Ludum Dare fairly frequently, and it'll be a nice feature, because a lot of people will refuse to download a game and only play web versions.
Other than that case, I agree. What's the point? Your page probably shouldn't be doing anything where it needs the GPU. What information is a page trying to present that a GPU is better at rendering than the CPU? Maybe very niche topics, but usually text is ideal.
A 3d map for example?
Sounds like a pretty solid setup, I also like temporary containers solutions as well, less hassle IMO.
To be fair, 99% of the world population do not share this viewpoint.