Firefox 148 introduces a one-click toggle to disable all AI features, addressing privacy concerns and giving users full control.

It's easy to activate, too.

The latest feature update for Firefox is here, and it will please those who want their browsers clean of any AI.

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Mozilla is changing this with the Firefox 148 update for desktop, which will be rolled out on February 24. With this, users will now see a centralised AI control hub, which will let users pick and ...