Are people getting tired of AI? This browser will get an option to disable AI features, and the reason will surprise you.

Are people starting to get fed up with AI? This question arises because many users are unhappy with the AI ​​features in Firefox, and as a result, an option to disable them will now be added.

These days, there's a trend of equipping every browser and app with AI features. For some time now, like Google and Microsoft, Mozilla has also added several AI features to its Firefox browser. These include AI tools for tab grouping and many other features. However, not all users are happy with this and have expressed their dissatisfaction. Considering this, Firefox will now offer an option to disable AI features.

These are the AI ​​features available in Firefox

Speaking of Firefox's AI features, it includes AI tools for tab grouping, as well as AI-powered translation, link previews, and an AI chatbot, among other features. To control these, a "Block AI Enhancements" toggle is being added to the desktop browser settings. With this, users will be able to turn existing and future AI features on or off. Users will also have the option to review them and manage each feature individually. This means users will be able to turn any feature on or off as they wish. The version with the new toggle is being released on February 24th.

You can use the browser without AI

If a user doesn't need AI features in the browser, they can turn them off completely. However, for users who do use AI features, the company will continue to introduce new tools. The company's CEO stated that user choice matters. They believe that Firefox's AI tools are useful and make browsing easier. These features are very popular with users, but there are many users who don't want to use AI tools at all. It's worth noting that other browsers are currently focusing more on adding AI features and are not giving users this level of control.