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Nvidia is updating GeForce Now this week, bringing support for the service to Chrome browsers and Apple’s new M1 powered Macs. This means that streaming through the browser is now an available option on supported operating systems.  Over on iOS and iPad OS, GeForce Now users have to stream their games through Safari. On Windows and Mac, streaming can be handled through Google Chrome. Streaming via Chrome may work on other devices, such as Linux PCs, but these aren’t officially supported. GeForce Now v2.0.27 also adds support for Macs with the M1 chip instead of an Intel CPU. Here are the...