Michael Lucas 
using #firefox or a derivative? Setting browser.ml.chat.enabled=false turns off the brand-new AI features.
You're welcome.
(RIP my mentions, muting this)
naught101
Laurens 🐐@naught101 @mwl It's already set to 'false' in LibreWolf by default. I just checked.
edit: I still use FF so I did edit the setting there (I have LW installed as a fallback). Users should be able to easily toggle the setting, though and it should not be turned on by default.
Jargoggles@ElBeeToots @naught101 @mwl
Yeah, I was just about to say that I fixed this issue (and a lot of the other Mozilla bullshit) by switching to LibreWolf. Highly recommend.
Yeah, I was just about to say that I fixed this issue (and a lot of the other Mozilla bullshit) by switching to LibreWolf. Highly recommend.
Damon L. Wakes@jargoggles @ElBeeToots @naught101 @mwl Same. It's sad to see Firefox itself becoming one of those "Glad I don't have to deal with that nonsense anymore" things.
@DamonWakes @ElBeeToots @naught101 @mwl
It feels like the corporations that fund these kinds of projects are all calling in their chits and pushing hostile changes and features.
It feels like the corporations that fund these kinds of projects are all calling in their chits and pushing hostile changes and features.