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Which web browser has no AI?
I think it's time to stay away from softwares or tools which have AI features.
First find the good enough web browser which has no AI.
"No AI", I mean totally no AI features, not the options to close AI features.
Because using AI or adding AI features can influence many aspects of the softwares (decisions, philosophy, UI, details, attitudes to users, privacy, security, etc.), and reflects the abilities and purposes of the developer or company.
- spottedmarley 2mo agoAny browser with a settings page where you can disable the AI features. Couple of clicks and you're all good.
- lilerjee 2mo ago"No AI", I mean totally no AI features, not the options to close AI features.
- rzz3 2mo agoThis doesn't really make any sense... why not just turn them off?
- lilerjee 2mo agoBecause using AI or adding AI features can influence many aspects of the softwares (decisions, philosophy, UI, details, attitudes to users, privacy, security, etc.), and reflects the abilities and purposes of the developer or company.
- Bender 2mo agoHelium [1][2], for now at least. [1] - https://helium.computer/ https://helium.computer/ [2] - https://github.com/imputnet/helium https://github.com/imputnet/helium
- panny 2mo agoFalkon
- Toshiba5226 2mo agoI think Opera !
- cyanregiment 2mo agoOpera ships with "Opera AI" a little button in the corner that opens an AI chat. I think it's backed by ChatGPT and Gemini? And according to it: Yes, Opera collects the prompts and specific active page context you submit when you use the AI button
- sethops1 2mo agoLater this year Ladybird is supposed to launch (Alpha) and it doesn't support any AI features AFAIK.
- Era24UK 2mo agoI think BRAVE
- DumpsterWizard 2mo ago[dead]
- SmashDan 2mo agoLibreWolf - Firefox without all the bloat, you'll just need to change the settings so that it doesn't delete cookies when you close the window.
- utk_ultimate 2mo agoall the enterprise browser these days have AI maybe you have to check for OSS
- LopovJack 2mo agoBrave Origin.