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And if not, the feature gets removed again in a year or so. So far it doesn't really seem like it's in your face or anything, so 🤷
Plus you can just turn it off or not use it. This is just a convenience of access to existing things, nothing newly built or added or so. All the loud whiners in that connect thread just once again show to Mozilla that they are better off never asking for feedback, since people are utterly unable to provide any in a way that is well-adjusted or more adult than a 6y old. >.>
Looking at the current status, it's a matter of "not turning it on" rather than "turning it off", even.
But the problem is, people think that there's one single development team working on Firefox and if they're working on AI, they're not improving or working on anything else.
As a data scientist, trust me: you don't want us developing ANYTHING else. You guys dogged a bullet having us busy.