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Thank you @firefox.com for adding AI controls in a clear and easy to use way. 🙌

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firefox control to block every IA feature. It's active :)

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Thanks @firefox.com, that's a big deal 👏

They begin as "available" meaning you have to either enable or block. Available just means the feature is visible so you can discover it and learn what it does, but it is not active yet.

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Welcome back!

You’ve always had to choose to use AI features. We just didn’t have all the controls in one spot. Now you do.

Got questions? Join us this Thursday Feb. 26 at 10am PT / 1pm ET for a Reddit AMA with the Firefox team to talk through the details. Ask us anything.

How to turn off AI features in Firefox, or choose the ones you want | The Mozilla Blog Other browsers force AI features on users. Firefox gives you a choice.  In the latest desktop version of Firefox, you’ll find an AI controls section

AI controls are now live in Firefox 148. A single place to manage, customize, or completely block AI features in the browser.

See how it works here ⬇️ blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/h...

How to easily switch from Chrome to Firefox | The Mozilla Blog There’s never been a better time to switch from Chrome to Firefox, if we do say so ourselves.  Some of the internet’s most popular ad blockers, su

It's a great day to add a little fire to your browsing 🔥 Import your bookmarks, passwords, history, and tabs in just a few clicks. blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/h...

Here's a quick rundown of what we delivered as part of Interop 2025, and what's planned for Interop 2026!

Live your best tab life, but hopefully you're using tab groups to organize them 😅

When you accidentally close a tab, simply use cmd/ctrl+shift+t to reopen it but let’s be honest... do you really NEED all of them?

We love to see it 🔥🦊

AI controls are coming to Firefox | The Mozilla Blog AI is changing the web, and people want very different things from it. We’ve heard from many who want nothing to do with AI. We’ve also heard from

You'll be able to just turn it off, AI controls will be available in Nightly later today with the official roll out in 148 blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/a...

How Firefox Protects Your Data — Firefox Firefox is built with privacy by default. Data is never sold, and users have the most choice to turn off what annoys them.

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Welcome back! 🔥

Big news for the open web 🔥 we were the most downloaded app on Flathub in 2025, ahead of Chrome. Thank you for continuing to choose Firefox. flathub.org/en-GB/year-i...

a perfect firefox 🔥

Totally understand your anger here. To be clear what he meant was that we make choices to benefit people like continuing to support ad blockers despite it being a way to generate revenue. That's what makes Firefox different.

Exactly. We know not everyone wants AI, which is why our approach is different. Firefox is not becoming an AI browser. Features are optional, clearly labeled, and fully under your control with a total opt-out coming early next year. It won't please everyone but we believe you deserve choice.

Not to brag but Firefox on Android is fully loaded: sync, privacy, hundreds of extensions, customization, and more 🔥

Pro tip: Type @tabs or @bookmarks right in the address bar to find what you need without breaking focus

Firefox expands fingerprint protections: advancing towards a more private web | The Mozilla Blog With Firefox 145, we’re rolling out major privacy upgrades that take on browser fingerprinting — a pervasive and hidden tracking technique that lets we

Websites can often track you even with cookies blocked. We just made that a lot harder. See how👇 blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...

fun fact: red pandas are also known as firefoxes, it's a nickname

Out-of-order HTML patching, another proposal from TPAC, lets HTML be presented non-linearly, and a single file can update multiple parts of the page.

Would this feature be useful to you?

We know this isn't the point but... the shirt is *chef's kiss* 🔥🦊

Pro tip: stop hunting for the tab you always need. pin it and move on.