Summary

  • Mozilla, developers of the Firefox web browser, has integrated an AI tool which groups tabs together based on their semantic relationship.
  • While the tool sounds useful, it comes at a cost, with several Reddit users complaining about CPU spikes causing slow browsing, battery drain and general slowness.
  • Firefox users can disable the new AI tool via the browser’s advanced settings, turning off the AI chatbot feature and smart tab grouping.
  • There are also other recommended extensions users can install to mitigate the CPU spikes caused by resource-heavy scripts.
  • This comes after Microsoft Edge and Chrome also integrated AI tools, some of which can be disabled or tinkered with to reduce CPU usage.

By Henderson Jayden Harper

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