GeForce NOW Introduces Firefox Support for Enhanced Cloud Gaming Experience
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GeForce NOW has launched support for the Firefox browser, allowing users to access high-performance PC gaming directly from their browser without the need for dedicated applications. This new feature is available starting today, making it easier for players to enjoy supported games on various devices, including school laptops and everyday PCs.
The addition of Firefox support is significant as it expands the accessibility of GeForce NOW, enabling gamers to bypass lengthy downloads and installations. Users can experience GeForce RTX-powered performance at resolutions up to 1440p and 120 frames per second, particularly for GeForce NOW Ultimate members. The cloud service handles the processing, freeing up local storage space for users.
In conjunction with this update, GeForce NOW is adding 12 new games to its library this week, including the WW1 Game Series title, Gallipoli. Players can engage in intense 25v25 battles with various historical classes and weapons. As GeForce NOW continues to evolve, users should stay tuned for further updates on game availability and new features.
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