GeForce NOW hits 1440p 120 FPS on Firefox

Jackson Turner 08/19/2026

Featured image GeForce NOW hits 1440p 120 FPS on Firefox

Cloud Gaming Gets a Browser Upgrade: GeForce NOW Teams Up with Firefox

Gaming on the cloud just got a whole lot smoother. NVIDIA’s popular cloud gaming platform, GeForce NOW, has officially integrated support for the Mozilla Firefox web browser, bringing a fresh, high-fidelity experience to a wider range of PC gamers.

This partnership means that users with a paid GeForce NOW subscription can now access a wealth of supported PC titles from popular libraries like Steam, PC Game Pass, GOG, Epic Games Store, and Ubisoft Connect directly through Firefox. The result is seamless cloud streaming at stunning resolutions and frame rates.

For those who demand the best, the quality of the stream is exceptional. By navigating to play.geforcenow.com, Firefox users can stream supported titles up to 1440p at 120 FPS. This level of performance is achievable thanks to the robust infrastructure powering GeForce NOW.

GeForce NOW offers flexible options to suit every gamer’s budget and playtime. While there is an ad-supported free Basic Rig tier, offering one-hour sessions at 1080p, paid subscriptions unlock significantly more power. The Performance tier provides six hours of play at up to 1440p, while the Ultimate tier offers eight hours of high-end streaming at up to 5K resolution.

The collaboration highlights a commitment to delivering a first-class experience for cloud gamers. This move emphasizes the importance of browser compatibility when chasing high-end cloud gaming performance.

While the world of cloud gaming often involves trade-offs, such as input delay, the quality of the experience ultimately depends on the connection and the platform. For many users, enjoying slower-paced games on GeForce NOW proves that low latency and robust connectivity make all the difference.

The integration of Firefox into the GeForce NOW ecosystem is a win for the community, signaling that access to high-end PC gaming is becoming more accessible and compatible across different platforms.