Nvidia has officially added Firefox to the list of supported browsers for its GeForce Now cloud gaming service, marking a significant development for users of Mozilla's browser. This addition means Firefox users can now stream games directly through their browser, accessing a library of over 2,000 titles.
Andrew Fear, director of GeForce Now, stated in a Mozilla announcement that Firefox "earned its place" by providing the high-quality experience players expect. He noted that Nvidia maintains a rigorous standard for browser support, and its integration with Firefox involved months of collaborative engineering to meet these requirements. Gaming is described by Mozilla as "one of the web's toughest tests," underscoring the effort required to optimize the browser for this demanding application.
Prior to this update, Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Opera were the officially supported browsers for GeForce Now. The inclusion of Firefox expands accessibility for users who prefer or exclusively use Mozilla's browser for their online activities. This move is particularly beneficial as cloud gaming services like GeForce Now offer an alternative to costly hardware upgrades, providing a viable option for many players looking to experience a wide range of games without substantial investment in PC components.