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Firefox profile

Mozilla's web browser.

Choosing a browser can also mean choosing how much AI appears in it.

Editorial Trust score: 75/100

Assessed 18 October 2026

What they say vs what they do

20/25 points

Firefox provides tracking protection and data choices while collecting technical and feature-dependent information. Some AI features run locally, while chosen external chatbots have their own providers.

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What they know—and what they do with it

20/25 points

Mozilla’s May 2026 notice covers technical, settings and feature-dependent information and choices. It describes some small-model features running on-device without sending the relevant page/PDF/image content to Mozilla for training without explicit consent. Optional telemetry, extensions and chosen search providers still need attention.

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Quality vs Quantity

15/25 points

Browser protections address technical threats and tracking. The publisher and its sources determine the quality of the information on a page.

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How much control you really have

20/25 points

Use the AI controls to choose the level of assistance you want and review the selected chatbot’s own data policy.

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Who does it better

Comparison priority: browser compatibility, privacy preferences and the AI features you actually want. Choosing selected tools is different from accepting an all-or-nothing package.

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Tools to keep more to yourself: privacy tools and account protection in The Escape Hatch.