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The move comes just a month after Mozilla took some serious heat for embracing AI. Back in December, the company announced ...

A Mozilla spokesperson told CNET that Firefox is making its AI features optional, transparent and easy to control or turn off entirely. "The goal is always for a better browsing experience, one that ...

Mozilla will release Firefox 148 with a new settings toggle that lets users completely turn off all current and future generative AI features.

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It is now clear that the new AI settings will be added to Firefox 148, a version that will be rolled out to the public on Feb. 24. Mozilla unveiled the feature on Monday. The YouTube clip below shows ...

The update reflects Mozilla’s broader positioning as a user-first alternative in a browser market increasingly shaped by ...