"You will have a clear way to turn AI features off. A real kill switch is coming in Q1 of 2026."

A lot of people have their eyes on them at the moment and will look at them in 2026 about this.
They have no room for more mistakes, they better have that "killswitch" to work perfectly without any flaws or ambiguity.
Because some AI features have already been implemented without that kind of clear switch and it's been like a headache to disable all of them through the about:config panel, and again check that after updates etc (not to mention that it's only for tech-savvy people, that's a problem itself).
So yeah, it's pretty easy to see how a lot of us have lose their trust, I don't blame them.

I agree with Liam on this: "but the fact that they're still pouring resources into AI is a problem". I just hope that AI bubble won't sink Mozilla entirely because of that.

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Quoting: Jarmer

Quoting: tmtvlThe LibreWolf devs, on the other hand, have already stated that they won't be able to keep development going if Mozilla implodes.

yeah that's the most worrisome. I wonder about Zen in that case as well. Oh well, once Orion for linux releases, I think I'll be all-in on that on every machine I have (desktop / laptop / tablet / phone).

Dude, ahah! How many browsers have you tested?! 😄
I was just reading here and there comments to decide which one I should choose and then you drop another one that I never heard off. 😆
On that note thought, I was wondering the main difference between LibreWolf and Waterfox but the tmtvl's comment cleared that out for me. I'm not sure yet if I change my browser, but if I do I don't want to do it again the next year or so...
But if anyone of you have a comparison's site of all these browsers I'm still interested indeed, and I'm sure I'm not the only one!

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Already a free expansion?! Great I guess! 😄

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Tired of this shit...

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Quoting: plain_textOk, great game , but its a bit overpriced??

And the game is not "that" great it seems...

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A bit off topic, but reading Stella reminds me of Pengling... like we lost her at the same time of the GOL's forum. :sad:
If anyone can confirm she's OK?

@Stella Is the reason, by any chance, is that they won't accept players modding their game? 2 DRM is indeed awful, first time I hear about Capcom Protector it seems.

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Quoting: Tethys84I went to Nexusmods to see what mods there were for Stellar Blade, as I do for most games I buy... Big mistake... just gross.

I mean, what did you expect? I'm not really surprised. ^^

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Quoting: Eike

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Quoting: tpauI wish we could replace this with element&matrix.

sadly will NEVER happen as will never be enough people using either to gain traction

I just read an article that governments are interested in using Matrix - and funding it.

Yes, it's already the case in France: https://tchap.numerique.gouv.fr/about/a-propos/ [External Link]

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Quoting: PhlebiacTo add another wrinkle - how about a Flatpak that manages AppImages? :grin:
https://github.com/mijorus/gearlever [External Link]

That looks really nice in fact!

Quoting: hardpenguinAppImage was created by a bad person acting in bad faith in the open source community :whistle:

Tell me more...

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I hope they'll release the game on GOG too and this time with Linux and macOS versions, not like their previous game Vampire Therapist which have only Windows one there...

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