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Mozilla lays off 60 people, wants to build AI into Firefox
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 14 Feb 2024
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That was an empty answer.
I assume there'll be some niche little fork for the die-hards for whom clicking a button in the settings to turn off the features they don't like isn't enough.
Ok. You're entitled to have your own opinion, as I do.
Problem is that the anti-AI folk don't want me to have the option to have AI in my browser of choice.
Not me, though. You want your AI browser, and I want my "dumb" browser, of course they can coexist
Lync?
you meant lynx, I suppose? it's still useful sometimes... last time I needed it was last year, when I did a bad nvidia driver install
edit: I meant elinks not lynx
Yes, Lynx is the one I meant. Haven't heard of it nor seen it since university in the early 90's so I thought it would be fitting here.