Bring the Fire: Play Games on GeForce NOW With New Firefox Browser Support

GeForce NOW now runs in Mozilla Firefox, adding the browser to its supported Windows clients alongside Chrome, Edge and Opera. Users can open play.geforcenow.com with the latest Firefox and stream PC games without installing a native app, shifting rendering to NVIDIA’s cloud GPUs.

This week the service added twelve titles, highlighted by BlackMill Games’ Gallipoli, a WWI shooter with 25v25 objective matches, ten classes and over fifty authentic weapons. Ultimate subscribers can stream at up to 1440p and 120 fps; all tiers retain cloud saves that let progress move between PCs, Macs, Chromebooks and handhelds.

• Firefox support added to GeForce NOW on Windows
• No local install; streaming via cloud GPUs
• Ultimate tier up to 1440p @ 120 fps; lower tiers scale
• Twelve new games, including Gallipoli (25v25 WWI)
• Cloud saves enable cross‑platform continuity

Why this matters

Adding Firefox lowers the barrier for users on locked‑down systems, such as school or work PCs, where installing a client is often prohibited. The service still relies on the same RTX‑based server stack used for other browsers, so no changes to the rendering pipeline are required. This expands the potential user base while keeping server utilization steady, and it reflects the broader shift toward browser‑delivered gaming that depends on network quality and server‑side GPU performance rather than local hardware.