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I can only assume they did a survey and found that people wanted this...? I mean, I've heard stories about Mozilla, but... dahm.
Aren't they advertising turning off all AI features with one click? I haven't found that setting yet, but I also haven't been prompted to use any AI stuff by FF yet.
it's easy to find the setting to turn off AI slop in FF for desktop, but idk about mobile
The setting on the mobile app is also easy to find, just go to settings, then "AI controls". There's a single toggle at the top to turn off all AI features and notifications about AI features. Firefox's devs at least had the common sense to know their userbase's typical preferences regarding AI.
One can also use third-party distributions of Firefox, GrapheneOS endorses Ironfox in its first party app store.