How to Use GeForce Now on Linux
You can now easily use GeForce Now on your Linux machine by following a few simple steps. Here’s how you can get started:
Step 1: Install the User Agent Switcher Extension
To bypass compatibility checks, you need to install a User Agent Switcher extension in your browser. This extension allows you to change your browser’s user agent, tricking GeForce Now into thinking you’re using Chrome OS.
- If you’re using Google Chrome or a Chromium-based browser, you can find the User Agent Switcher extension in the Chrome Web Store.
- For Firefox users, the equivalent extension can be found in the Firefox Add-ons store.
Step 2: Add the Chrome OS User Agent
Once you’ve installed the extension, you’ll need to add a Chrome OS User Agent. This will let you play GeForce Now as if you’re on Chrome OS.
- Open the extension settings.
- Add a new user agent and name it (e.g., “Chrome OS”).
- Choose any flag or symbol that will represent it in your extension menu.
Step 3: Add the User Agent String
Now, input the following User Agent String for Chrome OS:
Mozilla/5.0 (X11; CrOS x86_64 13099.85.0) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/84.0.4147.110
This string will mimic the Chrome OS environment, allowing you to access GeForce Now without any compatibility issues.
Step 4: Switch User Agent and Launch GeForce Now
To play GeForce Now:
- Click on the User Agent Switcher extension icon.
- Select the Chrome OS user agent you created (it may be labeled as “COS” or whatever name you assigned).
- Go to GeForce Now’s play page and launch the service.
Now you’re all set to enjoy GeForce Now on your Linux machine!
By following these steps, you’ll bypass any restrictions and enjoy a seamless gaming experience using GeForce Now on Linux.