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[?]Solarbird :flag_cascadia: » 🌐
@moira@mastodon.murkworks.net

I have disabled every fucking piece of AI bullshit I can find from Firefox and DESPITE THAT today I got ambushed by a new ASK AN AI CHATBOT line in a fucking image context menu

jesus FUCKING CHRIST @mozilla

STOP.

FUCKING.

PUSHING.

THIS.

SHIT.

ON.

US.

(I know the account's abandoned. Don't care. Best I've got. Fucking Mozilla.)

    [?]Jesus Michał "Le Sigh" 🏔 (he) » 🌐
    @mgorny@social.treehouse.systems

    is doing great. is vendoring an old vulnerable version of with custom patches on top. Of course, they never even bothered communicating their needs to Expat upstream. But I guess when AI is the future, is a thing of the past.

    (That said, I don't know if these vulnerabilities actually affect Firefox.)

    bugs.gentoo.org/967032#c1

      [?]🌱🏴‍🅰️🏳️‍⚧️🐧📎 Ambiyelp » 🌐
      @ambiguous_yelp@veganism.social

      @mozilla

      Immediately restore the work of japanese language translators that you paved over with AI slop

      linuxiac.com/ai-controversy-fo

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        [?]omg! ubuntu » 🌐
        @omgubuntu@floss.social

        Firefox is adding a feature you'll actually want to use: Split View. It lets you see two websites side-by-side in a single tab.

        It's still a WIP, but if you run Firefox 146 you can try it out.

        omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/enable

          [?]matdevdug » 🌐
          @matdevdug@c.im

          What I find weird about pivoting to is that it’s skating to where the puck was six months ago. Agentic browser capabilities are something plenty of people are throwing lots of cash at. There’s nothing Firefox can add to that conversation and there are plenty of LLM enhanced browsers available for people who want them.

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            [?]Sébastien Serre » 🌐
            @sebastienserre@mastodon.thivinfo.com

            I think I will love this new Firefox feature. Thank you @mozilla

            Firefox is Adding Split View for Tabs, Here's How to Enable It - OMG! Ubuntu

            omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/12/enable

              [?]GreenDotGuy » 🌐
              @DarcMoughty@infosec.exchange

              delivers the same kind of underhanded biased questions I got about AI adoption at work.

              Where's the option for "I try AI features out when they are made available, but haven't found them to be useful so far"?

              Is it so hard to believe that there are people who are open minded and yet still not finding value in these features?

              A survey from Mozilla about Firefox, in which their AI-related questions basically make you choose between "I haven't tried it yet", "I love it", and "I hate AI".

              Alt...A survey from Mozilla about Firefox, in which their AI-related questions basically make you choose between "I haven't tried it yet", "I love it", and "I hate AI".

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                [?]Stephan » 🌐
                @durchaus@mastodon.social

                What kind of features do you wish to see in going forward?

                AI:0
                Artificial Intelligence:0
                AI Chatbots:0
                Something with AI:1

                  [?]Working Class Games » 🌐
                  @workingclassgames@tech.lgbt

                  Maybe Mozilla can do separate downloads, like Firefox (Regular) and Firefox (Slop) ?

                    [?]sebastienpitte » 🌐
                    @sebastienpitte@fe.disroot.org

                    I finally decided that firefox with good addons and settings didn't cut it for me anymore and hopped to Librewolf. Which, honestly, is basically just modded firefox, but among the other Firefox based alternatives that fell further from the tree, PaleMoon was too slow on some websites,and many said it wasn't secure due to it's security being based on an obsolete version of Firefox (to which the devs had answered that they were secure, just not in the same way, but I'm not tech savy enough to know if it was convincing). Shloorp allegedly made AI integration opt-in, but a user reported having found them activated despite not having done it. Plus, at this point, I'm very anti AI and making it opt-in is still not a firm enough stance on the issue for me. Then, there's the Servo ones. I did install ServoShell and try it out, it's cool and all but at this point lacks many features I use. I have great hope to be using Servo or something based on it like Verso in the future, just not today. And then there's Waterfox. From what I heard, it seemed about on par with Librewolf, what made the difference for me is that for some reason Waterfox didn't work on my laptop when I installed it with flatpak, the instructions to install it with apt wasn't on the original website and I didn't know whether to trust them, and I didn't want to bother with the tarball, whereas LibreWolf had a link to the apt repos on the project's site. I might retry Waterfox later if I get any issues with LibreWolf.

                    Now, the issue with "LibreWolf" is that it's really not far from Firefox, and depending on how hard they keep fucking up Firefox, it might not remain able to stay up to date while keeping all the trash away. This is an issue with all the browsers I named except Servo, which is managed by the Linux foundation, but unfortunately not ready yet. Aside from them, Palemoon is the furthest from Firefox, but unfortunately seems a bit insufficiently maintained. It's possible that if Firefox fucks up bad enough to screw all of its forks before Servo is ready to take over, then I might start considering some of the QtWeb or Webkit based ones, knowing Google or Apple are involved in the upstream code but hoping it's far removed enough from them. #Firefox #Librewolf #Mozilla #Palemoon

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                      [?]David Revoy » 🌐
                      @davidrevoy@framapiaf.org

                      Mozilla right now.

                      A digital painting illustration: A little Firefox mascot sits on a branch that he is cutting with a saw. He smiles at an AI cyber parrot that is bringing him a chainsaw.

                      Alt...A digital painting illustration: A little Firefox mascot sits on a branch that he is cutting with a saw. He smiles at an AI cyber parrot that is bringing him a chainsaw.

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                        [?]Aral Balkan » 🌐
                        @aral@mastodon.ar.al

                        “People want software that is fast, modern, but also honest about what it does.”

                        blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/le

                        No, you muppet, people want tools that do what they need, not do crap they don’t want and be honest about it.

                        If someone tells you they’re a gardener, they should tend your garden, not piss in your face while telling you “I’m pissing in your face. If you don’t want me to piss in your face, you can opt out. Tomorrow, I’ll come back and piss in your face again unless you opt out.” If that’s what they’re doing, they’re not a gardener, they’re someone who pisses in your face.