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Submit WebXR content for the Browser new tab page

Updated: Jul 22, 2026

Overview

Meta Quest Browser can feature WebXR experiences on its new tab page. Use the public WebXR submission form⁠ to submit an experience for consideration.

Submission does not guarantee that an experience will be featured. Featured selections and their placement can change over time.

Submission and review process

After you submit your experience through the WebXR submission form⁠, it goes through a multi-step review pipeline:

Submission: You complete the submission form with details about your immersive web experience and basic contact information.

Initial review: Your submitted experience is tested to assess whether it meets a minimum quality bar.

Detailed review: If the initial review is positive, your experience undergoes three area-specific reviews:

QA review: Reviewers load the experience on all currently supported Meta Quest devices and assess overall quality, functionality, and issues encountered during testing.

Content review: Reviewers evaluate interaction design, user comfort, and whether the content is suitable for the new tab page.

Technical review: Reviewers evaluate performance, rendering consistency, and technical quality across supported devices.

Developer iteration: You may receive feedback and have the opportunity to update your experience before a final decision is made.

Curation: If all reviews reach a positive consensus, your experience is added to the curated new tab page content. An existing experience may be rotated out to make room.

Rejection: If consensus is not reached, the submission is not accepted. You can resubmit after addressing any feedback provided.

Initial promotion and ranking

After your experience is accepted, it is promoted to the top of the new tab page shelf for an initial four-week period. After this initial promotion, the experience is ranked alongside other WebXR titles based on monthly user traffic.

Content guidelines

Confirm that your experience meets these requirements:

The experience complies with the Content Guidelines.

The submitted URL links directly to one experience, not a landing page or a collection of experiences.

You own the submitted content or have the rights and authorization required to submit it.

The experience provides distinct entertainment or utility rather than functioning only as a technical demonstration.

A hand-tracked experience provides a clear, discoverable way to exit WebXR.

If the experience does not provide an exit control, it renders a complete hand model so users can see their hands while performing the system gesture to exit WebXR.

You have tested the experience for functionality, comfort, and performance.

The experience follows the general Meta Quest VRC requirements.