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Three.js vs libgdx for web development 3D

Libgdx is primarily Android-oriented and written in Java, but apparently it can run applications in a browser (webGL?). Three.js is a very impressive javascript 3D library that also uses WebGL (or 2d canvas) for rendering. So far, I have not seen any comparisons between the two, as they have different tricks, but I would like to know the differences that one library can do and the other cannot.

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I don’t think that I am too qualified to talk about Three.js, but I have used libGDX for many of my projects and I know its flaws when it comes to WebGL (browser export).

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