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firefox also isn't immune
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this post was submitted on 20 May 2025
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I wish functions baked in to browsers could be disabled like an extension, this adding ai to everything is getting as bad as all the bloatware you get on a new PC
Fun fact: Firefox was originally intended to be the "minimalist" alternative to Netscape Navigator / Mozilla SeaMonkey, where everything but the most basic functionality would be implemented as extensions.
It was meant as a less-bloated replacement for what was at the time known as the Mozilla Suite, which included NN and other programs. It wasn't exactly minimalist, as it was one of the first browsers to ship with a popup blocker, for example, but it was far less bloated than it's predecessor
I wish that existed as a browser. I guess minbrowser is close but struggles logging into university stuff.
Next closest I could find still has multithreading and all.
De-googled Chromium?