Hi, Jimmy . I think what you're saying is that when a new page is loaded, you want to avoid getting kicked out to the 2D view of the browser first (similar to switching between apps on Oculus Quest). I think there are opportunities to achieve that both at the web page level and at the browser level.
• At the web page level, an alternative to loading a new page entirely could be to load new content into the existing page, similar to a SPA. However, like you mentioned, that wouldn't really work if you want to seamlessly transition to a WebXR experience from a 3rd party. That's where browser-level innovation could come in:
• At the browser-level, it could be possible to come up with an innovative solution to this. For example, perhaps the user could grant a site permission to load the second site in a second browser instance and then transition from the first to the second once the second has loaded. This is kind of like allowing popups in a traditional 2D browser, where a page can create a new tab with window.open(), but with the additional capability of allowing the page to programmatically navigate to the new window once it has loaded.
