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Adding AI into Firefox might ruin it’s appeal to consumers

ch6
Making moves

Most people I know who have switched to Firefox, including myself, have switched because of the privacy/bloatware concerns of other browsers. To me and many other users, Firefox is seen as an escape from the frequent concerns with AI in browsers, and I personally can’t guarantee I’ll continue to use it as my primary browser should these issues remain unaddressed.

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sosasees
Familiar face

Giving me an Option to turn off AI is not enough because it doesn’t stop the unused AI from hogging Storage on my Computer.

Smart Window is the biggest Offender. It seems like a whole should‑be‑separate AI Browser built besides Firefox.

If you need to integrate AI so deeply that it must be built‑in and not Add‑ons, the only sane Way is to build a separate AI Browser.

Firefox AI Browser should be separate from normal Firefox, and any AI Features available in normal Firefox must be strictly Add‑ons.