Mozilla recently rolled out a new on-device AI feature in Firefox, but it's already drawing complaints from users reporting high CPU usage and faster battery drain.
It’s still a way out but Ladybird might be the alternative going forward. However, they’ve stated that it’s only going to support linux/mac with a windows version in the “eventually” column which makes it kinda hard to sell to people.
It’s still a way out but Ladybird might be the alternative going forward. However, they’ve stated that it’s only going to support linux/mac with a windows version in the “eventually” column which makes it kinda hard to sell to people.
It’s actually a smart move. Linux users are the most receptive audience, and the most likely to support its development.
American non-profit open source browser from scratch is certainly better, still not it.
Even though I’ll probably switch :p I follow their youtube channel. Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good enough and all that.