It is now possible to stream the user's Steam library through GeForce Now through all Microsoft Edge browsers for Xbox X/S. This technique also needs to be used by standard Xbox One users at the same time. This vulnerability was originally discovered by YouTuber Joe Chip.

The test found that people in the Xbox Insiders program, and more specifically in the Alpha Skip-Ahead layer of the preview program, can use the Microsoft Edge browser to access the latest version. This problem does not delay the player's Buy steam level boost in the mmoso.com store. This latest update allows users to experience GeForce Now using a browser.

Chip believes that trying out the PC library on Xbox is not a perfect solution. First, only games that include a controller can continue to run. He tried to get Quake II RTX to work properly, so he found that it only has keyboard and mouse support. The strange thing is that although Edge does allow the keyboard to be used, it currently does not have any mouse functions.

Chip also found this process very picky. Certain games with controller support are correct, even if not sometimes. It is a smooth process for players to buy a steam level booster. This will force Chip to restart Edge and try again. For example, in one instance, Chip tried to get Wreckfest to run. His first attempt caused Microsoft Edge to crash. But when he tried again, it led to the full functionality of the controller.

Since GeForce now streams games over the Internet, to get the content you are using as seamlessly as possible, make sure you have connected the game console via Ethernet. For Chip, he found that the complete responsiveness is sufficient to meet the needs of the game. Of course, considering that Wreckfest is available locally on Xbox One, it is best to try it here instead of streaming.