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Yes, but as far as I know, they just 'disabled' the AI-Stuff.
whatever that exactly means. I'm seriously too old to take any Browser onto a test-drive.
But I'm somewhat bewildered that there not more Browsers out in the wild with a hard 'no AI' stance. As there is definitely a market for these in Data-sensitive environments. Companies might even pay subscriptions to get 'we do not transmit anything to AI-Clouds' in writing as CYA for rules & regulations stuff.
@lispi314
Fair point, but as we all can see in Mozilla's example: A license and public source-code means shit.
And I for sure have better things to do than walzing through an entire Browser-Sourcetree.
It boils down to: What do you value more? A license-culture-war, or the absence of forced-on AI-slop?
Well, if the licensing is more important to you, then you can either a) swallow the AI stuff or b) write your own browser.
Vivaldi is neat. And the promised not to put any AI in their Browser.