Mozilla's pivot to AI first browsing raises fundamental questions about what a browser should be.
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Ah, so speculation. I speculate that AI will decide we’re not useful and go all Skynet/Matrix on us. I sure hope I’m wrong. But if I try to sell you a doomsday bunker, you have every right to laugh in my face.
Who knows what Firefox will look like tomorrow? I do agree it’s important to keep options open, knowing about Waterfox, LibreWolf, IceCat, and maybe some others.