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Mozilla takes a mindful, user-centric approach to AI in its browser and revealed plans for a new feature called AI Window in Firefox. Instead of pushing the AI tools aggressively like several other browsers, Mozilla's addition will only appear for the users who choose to turn it on, reinforcing its commitments to privacy and control.

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The AI Window is essentially a built-in panel through which users can interact with an AI assistant alongside regular browsing. One can ask questions, get information, or ask for explanations in real time without interrupting the work process. Mozilla emphasises that this feature is optional: it is not forced on anybody, and one can just ignore it or disable it completely. Those who wish to try the tool and provide some feedback on its functionality can get early access.

In its official blog, Mozilla said that the AI Window fits into the company's broader AI strategy, which puts openness and user choice at the forefront. It's meant to augment browsing, rather than replace it. Mozilla already provides a suite of optional AI-driven tools, like a desktop sidebar chatbot and Shake to Summarise on iOS, and the AI Window follows on from this by giving users flexibility over when and how AI is used.

The company says AI is fast becoming integral to interactions on the web. Without access to smart tools, users may miss valuable insight or quicker routes to finding information. But instead of locking people into a single AI ecosystem, Firefox wants its AI features to be fully optional and customisable to suit each individual's preference.

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In keeping AI an option rather than a must, Mozilla wants to have a browser that empowers users while integrating all the benefits of intelligent assistance—a subtle but important difference in this era of AI-driven web tools.

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