2026-04-23 20:12 UTC
Replies (3)
-
@reflex@retrogaming.social 2026-04-23 20:14
@anildash@me.dm People who hate AI do not want an off switch. They don't want AI in their software. And when it MUST exist they want it defaulted to disabled. They cannot be the best browser for people who hate AI by giving defaults like that. It's already compromised and other Mozilla based browsers are by default, better (Waterfox, Zen). The last sentence is quite distasteful, attempting to lump AI users in with oppressed minorities. I would suggest abandoning that framing.
-
@duke_of_germany@mastodon.gamedev.place 2026-04-23 20:43
How is any of this about "safety"? How does Firefox make users more safe? Many users asked Mozilla repeatedly to either put all AI features into an optional plugin, or to offer two different browser binaries, one including AI features, the other without. They always dodged this question or weaseled themselves out of it. Instead they tried to manufacture consent for their AI strategy. This behavior does not make me feel safe with Firefox. @anildash@me.dm @reflex@retrogaming.social
-
@sotolf@polymaths.social 2026-04-24 11:05
@anildash@me.dm @reflex@retrogaming.social And they make it be the best for us by having everything be opt out instead of opt in, deeply nesting their LLM crap into everything by default. Great job Mozilla...