Firefox is set to release version 153 on July 21, which will finally eliminate the need for the Nvidia VAAPI driver workaround for Linux users with Nvidia GPUs. This significant update introduces Vulkan video rendering, addressing a long-standing issue that required users to rely on a workaround for GPU acceleration. The resolution of Bug 2021722, which was titled "Add Vulkan Video path to FFmpegVideoDecoder in Firefox," marks a notable improvement in the browser's performance on Linux systems. Previously, users faced challenges in achieving optimal GPU acceleration due to this workaround. With the upcoming release, users can expect a more seamless experience when using Firefox on Linux with Nvidia hardware. The Firefox team has confirmed the bug's status as "Resolved Fixed," indicating that the new rendering path is ready for implementation. This update is a welcome change for many Linux enthusiasts who have been waiting for a more straightforward solution to GPU acceleration issues. As the release date approaches, users are encouraged to continue using the workaround temporarily, but the end of this workaround era is now in sight, promising a smoother operation for Firefox on Linux.