So, you know more about mozilla’s target market than mozilla does, without the benefit of whatever market research they’ve done ?
Sure, mozilla seems to be governed by idiots and has made a never ending series of bad decisions over the last decade, but I’m certain that they have a market for their Gen AI features.
people who are fine with chrome are just gonna stick with chrome. by adding AI and other bullshit features, they’re just pushing away people like me, who chose them specifically because they’re not like chrome
Diminish barriers for a Web browser?
Yes. For some users no AI assistant would be a barrier to adoption.
Nobody I know would want that. Just curious, for what kind of person would this be a desired feature?
Again, you and the people you know aren’t the market they’re trying to attract.
I dont really know who would want it, but obviously mozilla does, presuming they’ve done some market research.
My guess would be managed corporate infrastructure.
I know some corporates. I don’t think anyone wants chat in their browser.
So, you know more about mozilla’s target market than mozilla does, without the benefit of whatever market research they’ve done ?
Sure, mozilla seems to be governed by idiots and has made a never ending series of bad decisions over the last decade, but I’m certain that they have a market for their Gen AI features.
Correct. Apparently I know better than Mozilla.
i genuinely don’t understand if there’s a market for people who want ai features that aren’t fine with chrome
That’s kind of my whole point. Mozilla needs to be an option for people who are fine with chrome.
people who are fine with chrome are just gonna stick with chrome. by adding AI and other bullshit features, they’re just pushing away people like me, who chose them specifically because they’re not like chrome