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Mozilla under fire for Firefox AI "bloat" that blows up CPU and drains battery (www.neowin.net)
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[–] Zink@programming.dev 2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

LibreWolf seems pretty fast about it. The difference is only ever a matter of a few days for routine updates.

For example, it looks like Firefox 141 with the AI stuff was released on July 22, a few weeks ago.

My LibreWolf install is 141.0.2 (edit: since updated) My Firefox install is 141.0.3

That difference is worth it to me to know that various things I don't want have been removed from the code entirely, and that I can keep a completely default install of Firefox and/or nuke and replace that install whenever necessary.

Edit to add: A few hours since posting, I checked for updates and now I'm on LibreWolf 141.0.3. :)