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The tutorial opens Steam's built-in browser by right-clicking the game publisher on the Trove store page and opening the URL in a new tab, then uses that browser's URL bar to type C:/ to access the VM storage drive, navigate to the Trove folder, append the Trove executable to the path, and copy the directory path. It then uses the Steam browser to visit salsa.zortos.me, which triggers a restriction error and a Save As dialog, where the copied directory path is pasted and saved. These are the steps that use Steam's built-in browser to access the GeForce NOW VM filesystem. Answered

The tutorial states the trick only works on paid versions of GeForce NOW and will not work with the service's free tier. The mod relies on Steam browser access within the GeForce NOW VM, which the article says is not available on the free tier. Answered

GeForce NOW cloud streaming saw updates and new games unveiled at GDC earlier this year, which piqued my interest as someone who generally sticks with Xbox Cloud Gaming — something I can access with my Game Pass Ultimate subscription. It's a clever option for high-end titles that are too demanding for my beloved Steam Deck, but I have a somewhat unusual setup. I'm lucky enough to have a Gigabit internet connection with relatively low latency, powered by TP-Link's Deco XE75 Pro mesh setup on Wi-Fi 6E, which keeps my wireless devices running at their fastest. When I tell you that I happily enjoy

Yes. The article states each GeForce NOW session has a set time limit and the VM is wiped clean for the next user, meaning you would need to reapply the taskbar mod and reinstall applications every few hours. It also notes NVIDIA does not condone this type of use of its cloud service. Answered