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It looks like X3DOM is always requesting "preserveDrawingBuffer: true" on the context; this is likely the cause of the issue (or rather, it's triggering a bug in our handling of that with the d3d11 path). Note that preserveDrawingBuffer = true is basically always going to be slow; X3DOM should try to avoid using it if at all possible.
Unfortunately, setting the preserveDrawingBuffer flag to false does not help, same problem as before. FF aways renders the first frame and then stops. (Also read, that this flag slows down, but quite a while ago I tested many scenes on several different machines and it didn't make any noticeble performance difference, however, capturing the canvas content as image is simplified a lot.)
Hi, just tried out the cubes example with DK2 and http://people.mozilla.com/~vladimir/vr/3/firefox-34.0a1.en-US.win64-x86_64.zip
This worked fine, however, all X3DOM content (e.g., http://examples.x3dom.org/simpleExamples.html) only renders once or directly crashes the Browser. In the last version (33), x3dom worked, but of course there was no DK2 support. Tried some debugging but ran out of ideas, esp. since this example (http://get.webgl.org/) also doesn't work... :/
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