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Mozilla unveils Advance, an experimental machine learning-driven Firefox extension that recommends pages to read next based on browsing habits and user input

The web runs on algorithms. João Carrasqueira / Neowin : Firefox's new Test Pilot feature tries to predict what you want to see next Jon Fingas / Engadget : Firefox experiment suggests articles based on your web history Martin Brinkmann / gHacks Technology News : Firefox experiment recommends articles based on your browsing Surur / MSPoweruser : Mozilla release a Firefox extension to help you discover new sites without Facebook Stephen Shankland / CNET : Firefox Advance tries leading you to new places you'll like on the web Maria Deutscher / SiliconANGLE : Mozilla's new experimental Advance tool helps Firefox users explore the web Tweets: Chris Heilmann / @codepo8 : Interesting. Every browser maker now works on a Machine Learning recommendation solution for content to explore based on your browsing history. Seems the URL and the link isn't considered good enough to surf the web any longer. Has the web outgrown them? http://blog.mozilla.org/... @om : See that @Pocket acquisition makes sense now. Training data with highest quality. I think it was a steal. I wish @WordPress teamed up with them as well. http://blog.mozilla.org/...

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