AI-assisted tab groups, reduced memory usage on Linux, unit conversions in the address bar AND expanded PiP support – it's Firefox 141.

[cupcakezealot@piefed.blahaj.zone]

yeah but i don't want them to use ai at all

[happyfrog@lemmy.blahaj.zone]

The issue about being climate friendly isn't during inference but during training. It's the training that takes a lot of time and huge amounts of energy.

[bigfondue@lemmy.world]

Cool I'll have to check when I go home. I wouldn't be surprised if I did this already.

[core_of_arden@feddit.dk]

I like Firefox, but I loathe AI as anything else but a choice, and it should be an ethical trained LLM.

[moftasa@mastodon.online]

@omgubuntu this could be an add-on. Mozilla can ensure users are informed of its existence in some way or the other if they really think it is clever and a great addition to the browser. How will this change the browser size and performance? Give us choice Mozilla, don't strip away our autonomy like the rest of big tech.

[mcc@mastodon.social]

@omgubuntu Jeepers. Boycott Firefox

Good news for Debian users as we are, and will be until next year, on ESR 140 and so are are free from the AI virus for one more year (except the AI which Firefox already forced into the interfaces in other places). We'll have increased memory usage but worse performance is an okay tradeoff if you get less AI in exchange

[curved_ruler@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@mcc
wonder if it will make it into librewolf

[minus9@mastodon.social]

@omgubuntu Stop calling everything a computer does AI. It's embarrassingly stupid and a big reason why everyone automatically sees the term and thinks it's total shit.

[mbybee@mastodon.social]

@omgubuntu All that and it STILL loses my pinned tabs when closed. Woot.

[heartshadows@cyberplace.social]

@omgubuntu and one more Crap they force in their browser user don't want.

a new thing to add in the "why firefox died" history.