Set environment variables like this:
MOZ_ENABLE_WAYLAND=1 NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD=1 NV_PRIME_RENDER_OFFLOAD_PROVIDER=NVIDIA-G0 __GLX_VENDOR_LIBRARY_NAME=nvidia
Example:
Check about:support inside Firefox and look for WebGL 1 Driver Renderer. it should show your NVIDIA GPU
From [INFO] Getting Firefox working with NVIDIA on Wayland
Uhmmm okay, thanks for the info but…
What is the problem that WE can help with? (tag = support)
Firefox is developed by a totally different organization as Manjaro Linux distro, so no one can fix the issue in your topic title besides them…
Sorry, I thougt that was the right category to post it. Where should I move it?
gatonero:
Where should I move it?
If it was just sharing how to do something, you could maybe use Tutorials but your post isn’t like a tutorial either, so uhmm Feedback maybe? nahhh cause it’s nothing that the forum or Manjaro has any control over either…
So …
I guess the Firefox development site is best
I have had this problem within Manjaro and looked for a solution here, but didn’t find anything. So I thought it would be an interesting information for other users. Should I delete it?
No need to delete, but…
Which exact problem under what circumstances and on what hardware etc?
You post doesn’t mention anything in that regard, that’s why i kept repeating:
Help others to help you better by:
Providing system info about your hardware by posting program output instead of describing your hardware.
Use new lines when a sentence ends, so it is better readable and followable by others.
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I thought I can help after having trouble with a NVIDIA card under Wayland. This problem exists for all NVIDIA cards under Wayland. No more hardware specification is needed.
Well i don’t have to use any of those environment variables to have HW-Acceleration under Wayland and my nVidia drivers
(yes i use a different distro)
But anyhow, it’s clear that you don’t need any help with solving any problem i suppose…