Responding to user feedback, Mozilla says Firefox users will be able to disable all AI features in its desktop browser, starting with Firefox 148 on February 24
Mozilla says Firefox users will be able to disable all AI features in its desktop browser, starting with Firefox 148, rolling out on February 24
In response to user feedback on AI integration, Mozilla announced today that the next Firefox release will let users disable AI features entirely or manage them individually.
Mozilla says it is building AI Window, an opt-in Firefox feature that includes an AI assistant and lets users pick their preferred model, but gives few details
You will be able to chat with the browser's AI assistant in the new AI Window. … Another day, another AI browser.
Mozilla plans to shut down Pocket, the read-it-later service it acquired in 2017, on July 8, and Fakespot, which helps identify unreliable reviews, on July 1
Download Your Saved Articles Before They Disappear Amar Ćemanović / CyberInsider : Mozilla to Shut Down Pocket Service in July, to Allow Exports Until October Samantha Cole / 404 Media : Pocket, One o...
Framework Laptop 16 review: the modular system offers unprecedented customization, competent at mid-range gaming, but ran hot, froze, and glitched in testing
You're buying for the promise, not the performance. Brad Linder / Liliputing : Libits: Framework Laptop 16 review roundup, a pocket-sized travel router, Firefox 122, and budget phones with 90 Hz displ...
Mozilla says Firefox extensions compatible with Android will be “openly available” to users on December 14, with over 400 coming at launch
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Proton launches its E2E encrypted open-source password manager Proton Pass, available for free on iOS, Android, Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Brave
Free and fully encrypted password manager to keep your login credentials safe. Arol Wright / How-To Geek : Proton's Password Manager Is Now Available for Everyone Yadullah Abidi / Candid.Technology : ...
1Password launches a passkey public beta for Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox, and Brave but not its mobile apps, after announcing passkey support in November 2022
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Mozilla says the company is doing “exploratory work” for a Gecko-based browser on iOS in case Apple drops its WebKit requirement, after a similar move by Google
Work on a Gecko-based version of Firefox for iOS is underway, again — UPDATED Mozilla is planning for the day when Apple …
Firefox now offers a feature to strip some web trackers of Meta, HubSpot, and Marketo from URLs, following similar functionality in Brave
Release Notes tell you what's new in Firefox. As always, we welcome your feedback. Pieter Arntz / Malwarebytes Labs : Update now! Mozilla fixes security vulnerabilities and introduces a new privacy f...