Firefox will get an experimental feature aptly called AI Window, where the company intends to centralize the browser’s upcoming AI features.

Mozilla is taking its time to get AI right, while its rivals rush towards the (continually moving) finish line.

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This is the dentist who has been locked up for six years for killing a man while 'showing off' in his souped up car, driving at more than double the speed limit. Muzaffar Mir, 33, was driving his ...

Users of the Firefox web browser will soon be able to set Perplexity, an AI-powered search engine, as their default search provider. Mozilla began testing Perplexity integration in Firefox a few ...