Be able to launch and play steam vr with the quest link.

Having to sign up for an account on all these different games is really annoying, especially using the virtual keyboard and the fact that there's no password manager... both factors encouraging simple passwords.

Games should be able to use my Oculus account, and if they want a separate use store, use my Oculus account as the IDP via OAuth.

I submitted this before but the title may be confusing and I couldn't edit it. Please offer an optional wireless external sensor for improved controller tracking.

Allow users to plug the quest into their pc using a usb-c cable or possibly usb-c to display port adaptor to allow them to connect their quest to the oculus pc app and play rift games using the pc’s processing power. I don’t mean streaming.

When you get an email from Oculus recommending an app you should see pricing in your local currency.

I want to upload a profile picture on my oculus app, but can only do it from a PC? I bought a quest so I didn’t need a PC. You should make the app better for phones so we can do the same from both.

How about a decent customer support channel?!? My app and a Oculus is garbage! I can’t check **** on the app. And you guys are elusive to contact!

Advertising in 3 d and sending out texts and emails by the thousands to SAVE 20%. And the Promo code will be a VERY EASY code which will promote the product that the person is buying. I want to see real life action rescues from garages holding explosive gases and smoke or fire indife a building that First responders should see before they open a door to allow oxygen into and it explodes in their face— things to prevent people to not get hurt or killed—-so like an instructional function process.

Thanks. ——- ...Tom Ol

I feel like the oculus gallery should have more buttons like for example, share to dropbox, google photos, your mobile device, etc. It would be helpful for others and for people who dont use facebook!

With cardio titles like Beat Saber, or doing something like swinging a lightsaber/using the Force in Darth Vader's training dojo, it's easy to work up a sweat when using the Quest. Unfortunately, it's equally easy to soak through the foam of the Standard Facial Interface, after which the sweat starts soaking into the hard outer casing of the Quest itself. This has happened too often, and using the Eyeglass Spacer to stop this isn't a solution if the image in the helmet is slightly out of focus no matter how much I jockey the headset (I don't wear glasses).

The hand controllers can feel a bit small for me. Notice it the most while playing Beat Saber. My hands have a tendency to move down the controller for a better grip, but there isn't any handle below where you hold it.

https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/research/rainbow/projects/trm/

Basically, send every other frame on each eye at lower resolution, it can improve performance without perceived quality loss (might be better than fixed foveated rendering, and can be combined with it for even more performance).

A browser distance from viewer's eyes control would be helpful to reduce eye strain, screen door effect, blur, etc. Lower resolution images/video needs to be further away from observer to decrease strain. Please.

Not everyones hands are the same. One way to beat repetitive motion problems like tendonitis and arthritis is to make it so your fingers are not always stuck in one place on the controller. I am not much of a gamer but since buying quest I have played dead and buried 2 an hour or 2 a day and my left thumb is in agony. One way to prevent this would be a moveable (sliding) joystick that can slide along a rail and lock in place to provide the most comfortable position for each person.

it's all i want and all i need.

plllssss...