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The canPresent read-only property of the VRDisplayCapabilities interface returns a boolean value stating whether the VR display is capable of presenting content (e.g. through an HMD).
Note: This property was part of the old WebVR API. It has been superseded by the WebXR Device API.
This is useful for identifying "magic window" devices that are capable of 6DoF tracking but for which VRDisplay.requestPresent() is not meaningful. If canPresent is false, calls to VRDisplay.requestPresent() will fail, and VRDisplay.getEyeParameters() will return null.