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Mozilla says 'Microsoft goes too far' with Copilot, right before reassuring that you can turn off…
Mozilla has criticized Microsoft's implementation of its Copilot AI features, calling it an example of the company going too far without user consent. The browser maker specifically pointed to the auto-installation of the M365 Copilot app and the dedicated Copilot key on keyboards. Mozilla also highlighted Microsoft's alleged pattern of deceptive design practices regarding its Edge browser distribution.
Evening Metaverse
The article mentions "Evening Metaverse" and also provides version updates for Mozilla Thunderbird desktop. Additionally, it notes that Chrome has received vertical tabs and a smarter reading mode.
Chrome finally adds support for vertical tabs.
Google Chrome has begun rolling out a vertical tab organization feature for desktop users, a functionality previously available in competing browsers like Firefox and Safari. The update also includes an enhanced reading mode for a less distracting browsing experience. The rollout may take a few days to reach all devices.
Evening Metaverse
This article discusses the secret technology embedded within credit cards, drawing a parallel to a video by Vertasium. It notes that the Vertasium video ends with a paywalled cliffhanger. Additionally, it mentions the release of Mozilla Thunderbird version 149.0.1.
Morning Metaverse
Mozilla has released version 149.0 of its Firefox browser, introducing new features, updates, and fixes. The article also briefly mentions a "Coming-Out Party" for Polymarket in Washington that was reportedly a disaster.
Morning Safety Dance
Mozilla's Firefox browser is introducing a free VPN service for all users, raising questions about trustworthiness. Separately, a data breach has resulted in the sale of information belonging to over 6 million Verizon customers.
Firefox v149 is getting a free built-in VPN and other new features
Mozilla is releasing Firefox version 149 on March 24th, which will include a free built-in VPN with 50GB of data for users in the U.S., France, Germany, and the U.K. The update also introduces new features like Smart Window for AI-powered browsing assistance, Split View for side-by-side web pages, and Tab Notes for organizing browsing sessions. These additions aim to enhance user privacy and multitasking capabilities.
Morning Metaverse
Mozilla is introducing a free built-in VPN feature in Firefox version 149, though it comes with certain conditions. The article also briefly mentions DoorDash's success in securing reservations at exclusive restaurants.
Evening Metaverse
Mozilla has released updates for its Thunderbird email client, with versions 148.0.1 and 140.8.1esr now available. The article also briefly mentions concerns about fake AI content related to the Iran War on the platform X.
Morning Metaverse
Mozilla has released version 148.0.2 of its Firefox web browser, including new features, updates, and fixes. The release notes thank Frans for their contributions.
AI Yi-Yi!
Mozilla has implemented an AI kill switch in its Firefox browser, allowing users to disable AI features. This move highlights a growing concern for user control over AI integration in web browsers, with calls for other browsers to adopt similar measures.
Firefox 148.0 arrives with AI controls
Mozilla has released Firefox version 148.0, introducing dedicated controls for generative AI features within the browser's settings. Users can now enable or disable AI translations, PDF image alt text, tab suggestions, link previews, and chatbots. The update also includes improved screen reader support for PDF mathematical formulas, decoupled remote improvements from telemetry, Firefox Backup for Windows 10 users, and new language translations.
Jobs Roundup: February 2026 | UK games publisher PQube appoints Dominic Wheatley as chairman
Several key appointments and leadership transitions have occurred across the games industry. Dominic Wheatley has been named chairman of PQube, Ricardo Briceno is the new CEO of Gamefam, and Craig Cincotta has returned to Xbox. Additionally, Christie Golden joins IO Interactive as principal writer, and Joshua Mills takes over as creative director for Rainbow Six Siege at Ubisoft Montréal.
