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Firefox Nightly Adds CoPilot Integration & New Tab Widgets

Firefox logo with a white outline centred on a colourful gradient background.It feels like I barely go a day without writing about Firefox (Ubuntu’s default web browser) or yet-more “AI” (quote marks mainly for the ‘I’, there) features being shoved inside of things — but news is news! Microsoft CoPilot is now available in Firefox Nightly builds. As those are the testing bed for new features planned for stable builds (though not all make it – eh, rounded bottom window corners?), this means it is something you can expect in a future stable update. The Firefox sidebar provides, among other things, quick access to the leading AI chatbots, aka word calculators […]

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