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How about building a better AI-free browser first, Mozilla? Is that too much to ask for?

• pseudalopex 8mo ago
  Growing and investing in Firefox remains our biggest priority. Mozilla Corporation’s leading aim is to grow as a meaningful, differentiated browser, trusted by over 200mil people. In 2025 the team made great progress shipping tab groups, vertical tabs, smart tabs, many sidebar integrations with AI companies and more. Mozilla Corp welcomed Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, the first technologist to serve as CEO in over 15 years. In 2026 there will be a focus on building tools and features for those who want AI, and for those who do not. We are the only browser who does this - and likely the only one that will.[1] [1] https://stateof.mozilla.org/tools/#corp https://stateof.mozilla.org/tools/#corp
  • direwolf20 8mo ago
    Ah, replicating things that already exist as extensions. So useful.
    • arxari 8mo ago
      In inferior execution, Sideberry is still miles ahead compared to the "native" option
  • some_furry 8mo ago
    > In 2026 there will be a focus on building tools and features for those who want AI, and for those who do not. We are the only browser who does this - and likely the only one that will.[1] I don't want any AI features to exist in the Firefox source code, since this increases Firefox's attack surface for no real gain to the product I want to use. The AI-enabled browser should be a separate product line for people who want that.
    • ldng 8mo ago
      Don't bother. Moz management don't give a shit and haven't been giving a shit for a LONG time. It's like the f*cking magas, the more you tell them no, the more they double down ... I'm done. Starting to look for an alternative.
    • TheNewsIsHere 8mo ago
      Vivaldi might interest you as an alternative browser.