• RaivoKulli@sopuli.xyz
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    Now, several users have taken to the Firefox subreddit to complain about high CPU usage when using the feature, as well as express their disappointment in Mozilla for adding AI to the browser.

    I don’t think it even downloads the model if you never enable or use it.

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      8 days ago

      “I’ve noticed that my CPU, GPU, and power usage goes up when I run games. Valve needs to fix this ASAP! Steam is literally unusable!”

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      Isn’t this enabled by default? And don’t you have to manually edit the config settings in the browser to disable it?

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              You mean that annoying shit they do where I’m trying to move one tab and it puts it in a colored square with some bullshit?

              Yeah there was NO WAY TO AVOID THAT. It straight up did that shit on its own. Like literally it almost magnetically attracted itself to the other tab to pull this shit. It effectively activates it for you this way whether you want it or not.

              Man even Firefox is starting to shit the bed with their decision making.

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              No, I haven’t used tab groups. At least not beyond an initial peek when they were introduced. They’re no replacement or useful addition to my vertical hierarchical tabs (Tree Style Tab extension).