Mozilla Firefox is now officially compatible with NVIDIA GeForce NOW, resolutions up to 1440p and 120 FPS

Within the world of browsers, many users are reluctant to use the most popular and widespread google chrome. A browser that has given life to many more Chromium-based options, but that managed to unseat the popular Mozilla Firefox some decade ago. But users who still rely on Firefox can be happy, since NVIDIA has added it as a compatible browser with its GeForce Now service for streaming games.

Native GeForce Now support in Firefox 154 for Windows

NVIDIA has added Firefox as browser compatible with your GeForce Now serviceoffering full compatibility for play through this browser. At the moment, compatibility has been registered with the latest version of the browser for Windows, the version 154 which was launched just yesterday. With this update, users can play streaming without having to resort to the NVIDIA application itself for Windows.

Support for 1440p at 120 FPS and access to Steam, Epic Games and Game Pass catalogs

Firefox is compatible with Resolutions up to 2,560 x 1,440 at 120 FPSthat’s only if you have the Ultimate version that allows us to arrive with these figures. They will be able to access, as with the application and with other certified browsers, the game catalog of Steam, Epic Games Store, GOG, Game Pass and Ubisoft Connectas long as you have logged in with your username and password on one of these sites.

More than 2,000 cloud games with final details at Gamescom

This gives users of this browser access to more than 2,000 games that they can run on their computers simply by taking advantage of the speed of their internet connection. An access that arrives later than other alternatives such as Chrome, Edge and Opera based on Chromium, but Mozilla has been working together with NVIDIA to offer this compatibility of which more details will be offered on August 25, during GAMESCOM in Cologne.