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Please I want to remove Ai from Firefox Mozila permanently on Windows 11 for all users/profiles:

I tried a lot of workarounds but they are unsuccessfully: I tried to create extensions (Hide Gemini, AI Google Overview), but they do not work for all users; only profile-based extensions are supported. I tried to use preferences using internal settings on Firefox, but it does not apply to all users. I tried using a script on PowerShell for all users merging internal preferences, but it does not work I copied the local and roaming settings from Firefox to the Default profile, but it was unsuccessful.

I also tried to remove "All" from the search page, but I moved the seach to go to the tab "Web" only.

Reference: https://gist.github.com/gene1wood/0bd4250ffef9d57fd801d59f23433114 https://www.maketecheasier.com/disable-ai-models-firefox/ https://www.askvg.com/how-to-disable-and-remove-all-ai-features-in-mozilla-firefox/

Thank you for any help and feedbacks. --Rod

Hello: Thanks for creating Firefox. This is my first question after more than a decade using it. I couldn't find proper information about this. This week Firefox started to show a tiny shopping cart icon over the task bar icon of Firefox (image attached). I don´t know what it's and I can't find the functionality that make that appear. So, How do I disable it? I use Firefox everywhere, and I don't like it, specially in my job's laptop as my boss can occasionally see it and it's obviously not work-related in my case. I use chatgpt to get answers and it points to a "Shopping Assistant" feature, but I don't find it. Is it related? The term is so common that I couldn't narrow down to my specific question (what is it and how to disable it)

I use windows 11 and 138.0.4 (64-bit)

Thanks in advance for help

Why does my context menu show everything in the world? How can I change this back? did this come with an update? most of these options don't work, even the simple "save image as" function

I need to block domain in my Firefox. Lets say example.com. Better if via about:config

Extentions is not a solution (sorry, I cannot comment this for privacy reasons)

Steps to reproduce- (1) Enable 'accessibility.blockautorefresh' in 'about:config' (This is said to ask for permission before redirecting) (2) Go here (3) End up here without permission

Extensions I'm using- Privacy Badger, uBlock origin, clearURLs and Show/hide passwords

Another question, does enabling this setting also stop internal redirection?

When accessing about:logins, Firefox prompts for system authentication (Primary password or master password). However, if the user cancels the prompt twice, the password manager still opens and displays all saved logins without authentication.

This behavior bypasses the intended security check and could pose a risk, especially in shared or public machines

i think you know that adult content is very harmfull for a human .Its dengarous and it hempared the mentality .So i want to block adult content in my mozila firefox

I'm on v137 on Windows 10.

I cannot play my Unifi camera videos because they require HEVC. I thought v134 and higher had HEVC support?

There were some mentions of needing to get the HEVC codec from the Windows Store, but I could also not locate that from Microsoft either.

Under about:support, it says HEVC is Unsupported. What am I missing?

I don't understand why whatever team that works on Firefox removed keybind settings from Firefox, based on what I have read trying to find a method, keybind settings used to be a thing and then just got removed.

Now I'm sure you have heard everything about this, but have you considered that on your march to the most secure and safe browser, that adding settings for keybinds might be better than having the users crawl the internet for whatever app, shady or not, they can get their hands on to fix it for them. Possibly breaching their safety in the process over a simple setting.

Personally all I want is to disable the keybind for muting tabs, as its the same keybind I use to mute on many other programs, and as such is quite annoying.

(Now if I am somehow wrong and there are keybind settings hidden away, accessible to me without breaching my safety, I welcome you to share.)