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In 2025, we rolled out one update after another, all aimed at making your browsing better — with more flow, speed, choice, and control over your informat

In 2025, we rolled out one update after another, all aimed at making your browsing better — with more flow, speed, choice, and control over your information and experience. Your window to the internet, whether on desktop, mobile, or across all your devices, has gotten an upgrade this year.

    • Vincent@feddit.nl
      51·
      2 days ago

      That just removes some buttons, but AFAICS no AI would have been running if you did not toggle those settings?

      • apfelwoiSchoppen@lemmy.world
        21·
        2 days ago

        I don’t know what you are defending here. ML = “machine learning”. The first one enables or disables machine learning: a broad strokes API that plugs generative models into Firefox. It is the first step. Yes: a sidebar is innocuous. I still use it myself. However, I have the machine learning chat sidebar disabled so that they cannot shove whatever generative prompts, etc in my face based on their contractual agreement with Google.

        • Vincent@feddit.nl
          4·
          2 days ago

          I’m mostly questioning the statement that “opt in is missing”, as I haven’t needed to opt out of anything. The only ML that’s enabled for me is something I opted into, which implies that that’s not missing.