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Mozilla is headed to New Delhi, India for the India AI Impact Summit 2026 next week with a message: Open Source is the path to both economic and digital sovereignty. Participating in dozens of events across the weeklong global forum, Mozilla leaders will make the case that a different...


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AI controls showing the option to block AI enhancements.

AI is changing the web, and people want very different things from it. We’ve heard from many who want nothing to do with AI. We’ve also heard from others who want AI tools that are genuinely useful. Listening to our community, alongside our ongoing commitment to offer choice, led us to build AI controls.Starting with...


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We’re at a fork in the road.

AI is here, and has started to define how we search, create, communicate — and how the web itself works. Some of you love AI, but want it to work better for yourselves and society. Some of you hate it, and don’t want any of it.

We get it.

We also know, as Mozilla, that the fut...


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Who will build the next version of the web? Mozilla wants to make it more likely that it’s you. We are committing time and resources to bring experienced builders into Mozilla for a short, programmed period, to work with our New Products leaders to build tools and products for the next version of the web.

It’s a new program called


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Mozilla has always believed that technology should empower people.

That belief shaped the early web, when browsers were still new and the idea of an open internet felt fragile. Today, the technology is more powerful, more complex, and more opaque, but the responsibility is the same. The question isn’t whether technology can do more. It’s whether it helps people ...


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