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Every few days when I access an LLM website, Firefox tells me off for using the website instead of the browser sidebar. I've seen the popup several times, and I'd rather access the sites directly than in the sidebar. How do I stop it happening again and again? I'd prefer not to disable the sidebar LLM feature completely in case I want to use it later.

I want to disable AI on Firefox. I noted a response to another request, that in the first quarter of 2026 something will/may be introduced to allow users to choose not to have an AI input on their Firefox. When will this be available?

I can see why AI summaries on Google searches can sometimes be useful. But I don't have any need for AI-related things on my browser and certainly don't want to contribute to AI's impact on resources etc.

It should be a simple yes/no choice. If it's too complicated to provide a yes/no choice that itself is a very strong indication that there's good reason for needing that choice. What is happening, and when?

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.

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.