Mozilla Automation TeamAug 18, 20262 min readintro

The wait is over. NVIDIA GeForce NOW adds Firefox to its supported browser lineup.

Summary

NVIDIA added Firefox on Windows to the list of supported browsers for GeForce NOW, letting users stream over 2,000 PC games directly from the browser. The service offers up to 1440p/120 fps RTX performance for Ultimate members, requiring only the latest Firefox version.

Firefox on Windows now supports GeForce NOW streaming.
Up to 1440p resolution and 120 fps for GeForce NOW Ultimate members.
No extra hardware needed – just a Windows PC and the latest Firefox.
Allows split‑view with other tabs (Discord, guides, etc.) while gaming.

Firefox users who game can now stream GeForce NOW without switching browsers, leveraging NVIDIA’s RTX cloud performance.

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