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Firefox users didn't want AI, so Mozilla is giving them a way to kill it ...

Mozilla is taking a different approach to how artificial intelligence (AI) works inside its Firefox browser. Starting later ...

Just the Browser lets you strip out AI features, unnecessary bloat and unwanted telemetry without changing your browser.

You can disable all AI-powered features inside Firefox, or pick and choose which ones you still want to use.

Mozilla offers a refreshing counter-example to endless AI integrations. Will other bowser makers follow suit?

Mozilla has introduced Split View in Firefox Nightly, letting users browse two sites side by side, along with Tab Notes and ...

The new option to block all AI features in Firefox is coming soon to Nightly builds, and it will become available for all users on February 24 with the release of Firefox 148.

It launches with Firefox version 148 on Feb. 24, and you can keep everything, shut it off entirely, or cherry-pick the AI ...

Firefox 148 launches February 2026 with a complete AI kill switch, letting users disable all current and future AI features with one toggle.