Category: Firefox
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Firefox Introduces AI Kill Switch in Nightly Build, Set to Launch with Firefox 148
Mozilla has introduced the long-awaited AI Kill Switch feature in Firefox. This allows users to disable all AI-driven functionalities within the browser effectively. This functionality is currently available for testing in the latest Firefox Nightly update. Back in December 2025, the newly appointed CEO of Mozilla announced plans for an AI kill switch, aiming to…
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Get Ready: Disable Firefox’s AI Features This Month!
Mozilla has announced that with the upcoming Firefox version 148, users will have the option to disable AI features easily. This new capability comes as part of an AI Controls panel set to launch in late February. Users will be able to customize their use of AI features like on-device translations or disable specific enhancements…
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Why Firefox’s Tab Notes Feature is a Game Changer for My Browsing Experience
Recently, my browsing habits seem to have changed quite a bit. I used to be someone who preferred to close tabs I didn’t need, but now I find myself with 25 open tabs—filled with everything from news articles to code repositories. This prompted me to ask, “Why did I leave this site open?” more often…
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Firefox 147 Has Arrived: Discover the Latest Features and Updates!
Mozilla has released the final builds of Firefox 147, available for download ahead of its official unveiling on January 13, 2026. This latest version of the open-source web browser comes with a host of new features and improvements designed to enhance user experience. One of the significant updates in Firefox 147 is its improved rendering…
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Firefox 147 Launches with XDG Support on Linux, Enhanced Auto-PiP, and More Exciting Features!
Firefox 147.0 has been released, marking the first major update of 2026 for the browser. This version brings several improvements, particularly for Linux users, but primarily focuses on foundational maintenance rather than introducing flashy new features. Key Changes in Firefox 147 Improvements for Linux One of the most significant updates is the resolution of a…
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Unlocking the New Split View for Tabs in Firefox: A Step-by-Step Guide to Enable It
Mozilla is introducing an exciting new feature for Firefox: Split View for tabs, allowing users to browse two different websites side-by-side within a single tab. This feature emerges amidst Mozilla’s broader focus on integrating AI into its browser, but it underscores a commitment to enhancing user experience with practical solutions. The Split View functionality offers…
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Firefox Introduces “AI Kill Switch”: The New Feature to Disable All AI Capabilities
Mozilla is planning to introduce an "AI Kill Switch" in Firefox, granting users the ability to completely disable all artificial intelligence features in the popular web browser. This announcement follows the recent appointment of Anthony Enzor-DeMeo as the new CEO of Mozilla Corporation, who emphasized a transformative vision for Firefox to evolve into a "modern…
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Firefox 146 Introduces Native Fractional Scaling for Enhanced Linux Experience
Mozilla has released Firefox 146, which marks a notable update for Linux users by adding full support for fractional scaling under Wayland, enhancing the browser’s usability on high-DPI displays. This means that users no longer need to adjust settings manually through about:config or use beta versions to achieve optimal scaling for text and web elements.…
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Firefox 146 Released: Introducing Native Support for Fractional Scaling on Wayland Displays
A month after the release of Firefox 145, which marked the end of 32-bit support on Linux, Mozilla has announced the anticipated launch of Firefox 146, scheduled for December 9, 2025. This update brings several noteworthy enhancements. One of the most significant features is the native support for fractional-scaled displays on Linux/Wayland, enhancing rendering efficiency.…
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Enhance Your Browsing Experience with the Firefox Colour Theme Adapt Add-On
Firefox’s default appearance may not be particularly vibrant on Ubuntu, but there are ways to add some flair. One such method is through an intriguing open-source Firefox add-on called Ambient Theme by Site Colour, which dynamically adjusts the colors of the tab bar and toolbar based on the dominant color of the webpage you are…
