Does the Mac pro 15'' (with AMD Radeon) support WebGL?

Hi,
I'm looking to buy a Mac Pro 15'' to do development / showcasing WebGL.
WebGL is best supported by Chrome and Firefox, however i'd like to find out if WebGL is supported by the AMD Radeon HD 6750M GPU?
Can someone who owns a similar system let me know if WebGL is supported?
Thanks!!
Jur

Apple only recommends what they have tested themselves on currently-shipping machines.
Since they didn't SELL denser DIMMs, they did not bother to test them before that Mac was discontinued.
There are four slots, the last two of which are shared. You can install 8GB DIMMs (pairing is not necessary) for very reasonable amounts of money, often, but not always the old DIMMs can be retained if desired. You can also install 16GB DIMMs under certain restricted conditions if you do not mind the expense. This Mac-centric Vendor has done their homework on the issue:
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/Mac-Pro-Memory#1066-memory

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Since the OP's post included "MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2012), Mac OS X (10.0.x)" I assumed he has a MacBook Pro.
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Do you have a Macbook Pro, or a Mac Pro?
That's why I asked, contradictory info, and I've seen profiles be wrong before.

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If you have a 2006 or 2007 model you can upgrade it to Lion - 10.7.x. If it's a 2008 or later model you can upgrade to the current version of Mountain Lion. Doing so requires Snow Leopard 10.6.8:
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Does the Mac pro 15'' (with AMD Radeon) support WebGL?

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