Cloud gamers using Mozilla Firefox can now stream titles at higher resolutions and frame rates, ending a long period of browser restriction for the platform. This update removes the previous barrier that forced users into Chromium-based browsers, resolving technical issues like broken mouse movement and poor streaming quality. Readers who prefer Firefox no longer need to switch browsers or use workarounds to access GeForce Now.
Firefox users can now stream games at higher resolutions
Nvidia has added Mozilla Firefox to the official list of supported browsers for its GeForce Now cloud gaming service. The update targets users who have previously been limited to Chrome, Edge, or other Chromium derivatives. This update broadens access for users who prefer Firefox for its browser options and privacy features.
The new support allows streaming at resolutions up to 1440p and frame rates of 120 frames per second. To access these performance levels, users must install Firefox version 154.0 or later. Earlier versions of the browser did not meet the technical requirements for stable cloud gaming sessions.
Nvidia stated that after a long wait, Mozilla Firefox has finally been added to GeForce Now’s list of supported browsers. The company confirmed that the update resolves previous limitations that affected user experience. The service offers a free basic tier, with paid options available for higher performance.
GeForce Now now officially supports Mozilla Firefox for cloud gaming sessions. Users can stream games at up to 1440p resolution and 120fps using the latest Firefox version. This update addresses prior issues with mouse movement and streaming quality that plagued non-Chromium users.
Source: NotebookCheck
