@firefox so how many times am I going to have to tell #firefox I don’t want sponsored shortcuts or reccomended stories before it actually stops doing that despite how many times I’ve gone into settings to disable those features (often times having to re-enable them just so I can disable them again)?
The vibecoding and AI integration approach is literally breaking your browser and its usability.
I haven’t looked back since I made the switch.
I never had to disable those twice on the same install. Is this a common problem people have?
Have you dug into FF’s
about:config? You can search by relevant keyword and disable a few things. I think I’ve done it on my own desktop to disable recommended stories and AI features.You shouldn’t have to do this. Mozilla leadership is obviously garbage right now.
Setting the homepage to about:blank is one of the first things I do when setting up a new browser. Everything I would want to do is accessible from the address bar, favorites or history so what’s the point of a homepage?
