Ok you caught us! But should we actually build this though 🤔

Touch Grass Mode in Firefox…because we all need this right now.

We certainly feel it sometimes.

We aim to please 😌

More reasons to love Firefox: What’s new now, and what’s coming soon | The Mozilla Blog Firefox is for people who make their own choices online, from what stays private to the tools that help get things done. That commitment to choice shows up

Here's everything that's new in Firefox 149 🔥

☑️ Split View: Two tabs side by side, just like it should be
☑️ Built-in VPN Beta: Hide your IP address while browsing
☑️ Tab Notes: Leave yourself notes to remember why you opened that tab (available in Labs)

blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/f...

If only there was a way to block all AI features... oh wait

Competition, Innovation, and the Future of the Web – Why Independent Browser Engines Matter – Open Policy & Advocacy Gecko matters because it ensures there’s an independent voice shaping how the internet evolves. Without Gecko, the landscape would be dominated by Apple and Google alone. From accessing information, c...

There's only 3 major browser engines left. Only one is independent: Gecko, the engine behind Firefox and all of its forks.

That independence matters because fewer engines means less choice in how the web is built. blog.mozilla.org/netpolicy/20...

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that's right ☺️

The firefox in our logo came to life! We always said we'd be right back lol

Meet Kit, your companion for a new internet era | The Mozilla Blog The web shouldn’t feel like it’s working against you. Yet so much of it now is designed to pull you off course: endless feeds, pop-up windows and conte

Also before you ask, Kit is neither a fox nor a red panda. It's a lil a firefox of course! Our logo come to life (and not an assistant, pop up or feature)

Learn more about Kit here blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/m...

The fire(fox) is back. Meet our new mascot Kit 🔥 your companion for a new internet era. 

Independent, curious, and always on your side — just like the internet should be.

hehe see ya later!

we're coming back next week, don't worry

just takin' a quick break, back next week!

Uhh... can't a firefox take a break? We'll be back next week as usual

Brb, this firefox is going to browse for a bit.

Here’s a step by step guide on how to block third-party trackers automatically: Open Firefox. Done.

Thank you @firefox.com for adding AI controls in a clear and easy to use way. 🙌

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firefox control to block every IA feature. It's active :)

ou yeah!

Thanks @firefox.com, that's a big deal 👏

They begin as "available" meaning you have to either enable or block. Available just means the feature is visible so you can discover it and learn what it does, but it is not active yet.

From the firefox community on Reddit Explore this post and more from the firefox community

Start dropping your questions here ⬇️ www.reddit.com/r/firefox/co...

Join us today! We're hosting a Reddit AMA about Firefox 148 and AI controls. Got questions? Ask us anything.

Starting shortly at 10am PT / 1pm ET 🔥

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Nice!!

Welcome back!

You’ve always had to choose to use AI features. We just didn’t have all the controls in one spot. Now you do.

Got questions? Join us this Thursday Feb. 26 at 10am PT / 1pm ET for a Reddit AMA with the Firefox team to talk through the details. Ask us anything.

How to turn off AI features in Firefox, or choose the ones you want | The Mozilla Blog Other browsers force AI features on users. Firefox gives you a choice.  In the latest desktop version of Firefox, you’ll find an AI controls section

AI controls are now live in Firefox 148. A single place to manage, customize, or completely block AI features in the browser.

See how it works here ⬇️ blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/h...

How to easily switch from Chrome to Firefox | The Mozilla Blog There’s never been a better time to switch from Chrome to Firefox, if we do say so ourselves.  Some of the internet’s most popular ad blockers, su

It's a great day to add a little fire to your browsing 🔥 Import your bookmarks, passwords, history, and tabs in just a few clicks. blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/h...