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We noticed a rising interest regarding the use of AI in browsers. To be clear about our position on this: Zen currently is disabling all AI features included in Firefox and will continue to do so.

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Non mi piace per niente questa sentenza definitiva contro l'AI, preferirei un confronto sulle singole funzionalità. Se possono essere utili o meno. L'obiettivo è un "internet più calmo" oppure "essere contro qualcosa per principio"?? Sia chiaro: sono CONTRO i vari browser AI che stanno emergendo.

But their development focus will still be on the AI rather than on other things. And Mozilla very likely still has larger resources for the ”other things” than either of Zen or Waterfox do, so for the development of Gecko, dev tools etc it probably distracts the entire Firefox ecosystem.

Well, unless you switch to Safari the only other browsers to switch to are the Chrome based ones. And we don’t need Chrome to become any more dominating than they already are. So using a Firefox based ones is probably still the best choice.

Pelle Wessman@voxpelli.com

In the context of this it can be wise to remind ourselves that after Edge and Opera ditched their own browser engines in favor of Chrome’s we currently only really have three main browser engines: - Safari / WebKit - Firefox / Gecko - Chrome / Blink We need them all to focus on improving the web

Thank you. I think people don't understand the magnitude of the sandboxing problems in AI browsers. I don't want to know how much control the AI has over the sandbox. Looking at recent vulnerability reports, clearly, it has too much control and too few security policies. 1/2

From a security standpoint, I wouldn't use them. I don't want to know what attackers can do when they hijack the search bar sandbox. 2/2