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I've tried several times with different updates to use the AI-enhanced tab groups, and it has never given me actual useful suggestions of group names. It always shows me the most generic of names and chooses almost randomly what tabs to group. This is a thing that AI should be good for, but it looks like it's unaware of what is the content of my opened tabs.

Is this feature improving or I can disable it and stop it from consuming my CPU?

What happened to ChatGBT as an available tab on pages in Firefox? It was available on any page I selected and it disappeared in last 5 days. Who makes these changes? How can I be the only one who noticed?

I would like to use Firefox with a search that uses an AI bot, similar to how Brave uses Leo. Leo does not ask me to sign in every time, like Perplexity does when I select it as the Firefox search engine. Also, when I do a search, Perplexity always causes the Google sign in option, which I hate. So, I continue to use Brave/Leo, because I use the AI/Leo capability a lot, but would prefer Firefox and something.

Suggestions?

Thank you

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I want Add Grok AI chatbot Agent to use in Firefox sidebar,I want Add Grok AI chatbot Agent to use in Firefox sidebar,I want Add Grok AI chatbot Agent to use in Firefox sidebar.

I would like to turn your new, Page Summary feature but I can not find any setting for that. Is there a way to turn it off or am I just stuck with it.

More: I have tried the Page Summary feature. For the sites that I spend most of my time on (BBs), it only removes the information that allows me to quickly decide what I want to click on. It also removes the shortcut buttons that I frequently use. IMHO, it is just another poorly thought out and useless AI feature (Artificial Idiot).

Paul A.

i use firefox as my pdf reader. also tried the new AI beta. now when i try to open a pdf, it opens the AI window! Then I have to ask the AI to find and open my pdf file? this is not efficient. the only way i found to "fix" this was to look at settings for the AI and uncheck the box to have the AI not to load immediately. In other words back to original behavior without the AI? am i missing soomething? where do i send this info? I am not a programmer, i love firefox and just want to use it AND use the new features.

Dear Firefox team

The ASK-AI in firefox is very useful. We can use it more, but the limitation of AI providers, block us. So If you could add Ollama support, We can use the AI that we installed on our Laptop. Please add this option also, or if this is an open-source project, please give me the Git project URL to I add it.

Thank you.

I use Firefox for schoolwork in college and I find it very useful, but I want to avoid having access to AI features. I know there is a switch in the Firefox settings that lets you turn off all AI features, but I find this too easy to simply turn back on. Is there a way to either permanently block AI features while using Firefox or make it harder to simply switch back on in settings. Is there maybe a way to use the about:config function to remove AI features, so it is more difficult to turn them on.

Currently, Firefox has an integrated chatbot; however, the choices of AI providers are poor. I wonder if I can connect the bot to locally deployed models or other AI providers. Will it be able to connect to OpenAI Compatible Endpoints in future?

Please give nore details on how chatbots in the sidebar work. Work with free versions? Same limits as chatbot plans. For example. Explain in human-understandable tech language how this works.