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Block generative AI features with Firefox AI controls

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AI settings Firefox, generative AI, Firefox AI features, kill switch, block AI, Firefox AI controls
AI settings Firefox, generative AI, Firefox AI features, kill switch, block AI, Firefox AI controls

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Learn which AI features are available in Firefox and how to control or disable them in settings.
Learn which AI features are available in Firefox and how to control or disable them in settings.

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Firefox includes optional features enhanced by AI to help you work more efficiently. On desktop, you can review and block these features at any time in Firefox Settings, starting in [[Find what version of Firefox you are using|Firefox version]] 148. __TOC__ =What AI features you can control= Artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI and ML for short) are broad terms that describe many different technologies. Some of these technologies, like autocorrect and autocomplete, have been around for decades. In recent years, a new category has emerged: generative ML and generative AI, which uses large-scale models to power chatbots like ChatGPT, image generators, and more. The '''AI controls''' section does not include features that use traditional machine learning, such as systems that classify, rank, or personalize an experience. These types of technologies have been part of Firefox for many years. The AI controls section in Settings is designed to give users more choice over this newer category of AI-enhanced features, including tools that produce summaries, name suggestions, or other AI-driven outputs. ==Included features== You can block the following features on the AI controls page: *'''Translations:''' When you browse the web in Firefox, we use generative AI to translate pages into your preferred language seamlessly. [[Firefox Translations|Learn more]]. *'''Alt text for PDF images:''' When you add an image to a PDF, we use generative ML to interpret the image and automatically suggest alt text, which makes the PDF accessible to more people. [[Add alt text to images in your PDFs using Firefox|Learn more]]. *'''AI-enhanced tab groups:''' When you create a tab group, we use generative ML to understand the tab titles and suggest a name for the group. We use generative AI to understand what other tabs are open and suggest related tabs be added to the group. Both help you better organize your tabs. [[How to use AI-enhanced tab groups|Learn more]]. *'''Key points in link previews:''' When you click and hold a link, we use generative AI to read the beginning of the page and create a few key points. This helps you better understand the contents of the page, to decide if the link is worth the click. [[Preview webpages in Firefox with link preview|Learn more]]. *'''AI chatbot in sidebar:''' Quickly access an AI chatbot like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot from the Firefox sidebar. You can switch providers anytime or choose to remove the AI chatbot from the sidebar completely if you prefer not to use it. [[Access AI chatbots in Firefox|Learn more]]. As Firefox makes new features powered by generative ML and AI available in Firefox, they will also be covered by AI controls on this page. =Block new and current AI features (single switch)= When you use the '''Block AI enhancement'''s switch, you won’t see new or current AI features in Firefox. You also won’t see pop-ups promoting them. #Go to {menu Settings} > {menu AI controls}. #Turn on {button Block AI enhancements}. If you Block AI enhancements, but want to keep using individual features, you can. Update the dropdown for any feature you want to keep using, to either Available or Enabled. For AI chatbots you can also choose a provider. Future features will still be blocked by default as long as '''Block AI enhancements''' is switched on. What the dropdown options mean: *'''Available:''' You’ll see the feature and can use it *'''Enabled:''' You’ve opted in to use the feature *'''Blocked:''' You won’t see and can’t use the feature. For on-device AI, any models already downloaded are removed When you '''Block AI enhancements''', this also affects extensions that use AI provided by Firefox. [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/toolkit/components/ml/extensions.html Learn more]. {note}'''Note:''' Extensions can still use third-party AI services independently. Blocking AI enhancements in Firefox does not stop extensions from using external AI tools.{/note} =Block specific AI features= You can block specific AI features in Firefox if you don’t want to use them or see them. If you block an AI feature, its functionality is disabled, and you’ll no longer see entry points for that tool in Firefox. You also won’t receive notifications or prompts to use that feature again. For example: *The '''AI chatbot''' won’t appear as a tool in the sidebar *You won’t get '''tab group suggestions''' To block specific features: #Go to {menu Settings} > {menu AI controls}. #Find the AI features you don’t want to see or use and select {button Blocked} from the drop-down menu. What the dropdown options mean: *'''Available:''' You’ll see the feature and can use it *'''Enabled:''' You’ve opted in to use the feature *'''Blocked:''' You won’t see and can’t use the feature. For on-device AI, any models already downloaded are removed {note}'''Tip:''' You can change your mind about a feature anytime. Come back to the AI controls page and update the drop-down for a feature.{/note} =Other features and where to configure them= The '''AI controls''' do not include some Firefox features that rely on traditional machine learning, as well as features that are controlled by third parties. This includes the sites you can visit and the search engines you choose to use. You can learn more and manage these features using the settings and help articles linked below. *Search features: Manage search engines and search-related features, including tools like Google Lens and search providers such as Perplexity. **[[Add or remove a search engine in Firefox]] **[[Search the web via images in Firefox with Google Lens|Search the web and images in Firefox (Google Lens)]] *Address bar suggestions: Control what appears when you type in the address bar, including Firefox Suggest, history, bookmarks, and semantic search behavior. **[[Customize Firefox Suggest settings|Firefox Suggest]] **[[Search with the Firefox address bar|Search Firefox from the address bar]] *New Tab personalization: Review and adjust personalized content, recommendations, and sponsored content on the New Tab page. **[[Control Firefox New Tab personalization|Firefox New Tab personalization]] **[[Sponsors on the home page and New Tab page|Sponsored content and privacy in Firefox]] =Related articles= *[[Preview webpages in Firefox with link preview]] *[[How to use AI-enhanced tab groups]] *[[Add alt text to images in your PDFs using Firefox]] *[[Access AI chatbots in Firefox]] *[[Firefox Translations]]
Firefox includes optional features enhanced by AI to help you work more efficiently. On desktop, you can review and block these features at any time in Firefox Settings, which includes an '''AI Controls''' panel starting in [[Find what version of Firefox you are using|Firefox version]] 148. __TOC__ =What AI features you can control= Artificial intelligence and machine learning (AI and ML for short) are broad terms that describe many different technologies. Some of these technologies, like autocorrect and autocomplete, have been around for decades. In recent years, a new category has emerged: generative ML and generative AI, which uses large-scale models to power chatbots like ChatGPT, image generators, and more. The '''AI Controls''' settings panel does not include features that use traditional machine learning, such as systems that classify, rank, or personalize an experience. These types of technologies have been part of Firefox for many years. The AI Controls section in Settings is designed to give users more choice over this newer category of AI-enhanced features, including tools that produce summaries, name suggestions, or other AI-driven outputs. ==Included features== You can block the following features in the '''AI Controls''' panel: *'''Translations:''' When you browse the web in Firefox, we use generative AI to translate pages into your preferred language seamlessly. [[Firefox Translations|Learn more]]. *'''Alt text for PDF images:''' When you add an image to a PDF, we use generative ML to interpret the image and automatically suggest alt text, which makes the PDF accessible to more people. [[Add alt text to images in your PDFs using Firefox|Learn more]]. *'''AI-enhanced tab groups:''' When you create a tab group, we use generative ML to understand the tab titles and suggest a name for the group. We use generative AI to understand what other tabs are open and suggest related tabs be added to the group. Both help you better organize your tabs. [[How to use AI-enhanced tab groups|Learn more]]. *'''Key points in link previews:''' When you click and hold a link, we use generative AI to read the beginning of the page and create a few key points. This helps you better understand the contents of the page, to decide if the link is worth the click. [[Preview webpages in Firefox with link preview|Learn more]]. *'''AI chatbot in sidebar:''' Quickly access an AI chatbot like ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot from the Firefox sidebar. You can switch providers anytime or choose to remove the AI chatbot from the sidebar completely if you prefer not to use it. [[Access AI chatbots in Firefox|Learn more]]. As Firefox makes new features powered by generative ML and AI available in Firefox, they will also be covered by AI controls on this page. =Block new and current AI features (single switch)= When you use the '''Block AI enhancements''' toggle switch, you won’t see new or current AI features in Firefox. You also won’t see pop-ups promoting them. #[[Template:optionspreferences]] #Select {menu AI Controls} on the left. #Click the '''Block AI enhancements''' toggle switch to turn it on [[Image:Toggle on]]. If you Block AI enhancements, but want to keep using individual features, you can. Update the dropdown for any feature you want to keep using, to either Available or Enabled. For AI chatbots you can also choose a provider. Future features will still be blocked by default as long as '''Block AI enhancements''' is switched on. What the dropdown options mean: *'''Available:''' You’ll see the feature and can use it *'''Enabled:''' You’ve opted in to use the feature *'''Blocked:''' You won’t see and can’t use the feature. For on-device AI, any models already downloaded are removed When you '''Block AI enhancements''', this also affects extensions that use AI provided by Firefox. [https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/toolkit/components/ml/extensions.html Learn more]. {note}'''Note:''' Extensions can still use third-party AI services independently. Blocking AI enhancements in Firefox does not stop extensions from using external AI tools.{/note} =Block specific AI features= You can block specific AI features in Firefox if you don’t want to use them or see them. If you block an AI feature, its functionality is disabled, and you’ll no longer see entry points for that tool in Firefox. You also won’t receive notifications or prompts to use that feature again. For example: *The '''AI chatbot''' won’t appear as a tool in the sidebar *You won’t get '''tab group suggestions''' To block specific features: #Go to {menu Settings} > {menu AI controls}. #Find the AI features you don’t want to see or use and select {button Blocked} from the drop-down menu. What the dropdown options mean: *'''Available:''' You’ll see the feature and can use it *'''Enabled:''' You’ve opted in to use the feature *'''Blocked:''' You won’t see and can’t use the feature. For on-device AI, any models already downloaded are removed {note}'''Tip:''' You can change your mind about a feature anytime. Come back to the AI controls page and update the drop-down for a feature.{/note} =Other features and where to configure them= The '''AI Controls''' do not include some Firefox features that rely on traditional machine learning, as well as features that are controlled by third parties. This includes the sites you can visit and the search engines you choose to use. You can learn more and manage these features using the settings and help articles linked below. *Search features: Manage search engines and search-related features, including tools like Google Lens and search providers such as Perplexity. **[[Add or remove a search engine in Firefox]] **[[Search the web via images in Firefox with Google Lens|Search the web and images in Firefox (Google Lens)]] *Address bar suggestions: Control what appears when you type in the address bar, including Firefox Suggest, history, bookmarks, and semantic search behavior. **[[Customize Firefox Suggest settings|Firefox Suggest]] **[[Search with the Firefox address bar|Search Firefox from the address bar]] *New Tab personalization: Review and adjust personalized content, recommendations, and sponsored content on the New Tab page. **[[Control Firefox New Tab personalization|Firefox New Tab personalization]] **[[Sponsors on the home page and New Tab page|Sponsored content and privacy in Firefox]] =Related articles= *[[Preview webpages in Firefox with link preview]] *[[How to use AI-enhanced tab groups]] *[[Add alt text to images in your PDFs using Firefox]] *[[Access AI chatbots in Firefox]] *[[Firefox Translations]]

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