10 points | by lilerjee 13 hours ago ago
11 comments
all the enterprise browser these days have AI maybe you have to check for OSS
Helium [1][2], for now at least.
[1] - https://helium.computer/
[2] - https://github.com/imputnet/helium
LibreWolf - Firefox without all the bloat, you'll just need to change the settings so that it doesn't delete cookies when you close the window.
Later this year Ladybird is supposed to launch (Alpha) and it doesn't support any AI features AFAIK.
Any browser with a settings page where you can disable the AI features. Couple of clicks and you're all good.
"No AI", I mean totally no AI features, not the options to close AI features.
This doesn't really make any sense... why not just turn them off?
Because using AI or adding AI features can influence many aspects of the softwares (decisions, philosophy, UI, details, attitudes to users, privacy, security, etc.), and reflects the abilities and purposes of the developer or company.
Falkon
I think Opera !
I think BRAVE
all the enterprise browser these days have AI maybe you have to check for OSS
Helium [1][2], for now at least.
[1] - https://helium.computer/
[2] - https://github.com/imputnet/helium
LibreWolf - Firefox without all the bloat, you'll just need to change the settings so that it doesn't delete cookies when you close the window.
Later this year Ladybird is supposed to launch (Alpha) and it doesn't support any AI features AFAIK.
Any browser with a settings page where you can disable the AI features. Couple of clicks and you're all good.
"No AI", I mean totally no AI features, not the options to close AI features.
This doesn't really make any sense... why not just turn them off?
Because using AI or adding AI features can influence many aspects of the softwares (decisions, philosophy, UI, details, attitudes to users, privacy, security, etc.), and reflects the abilities and purposes of the developer or company.
Falkon
I think Opera !
I think BRAVE