Unfortunately, the lack of AI functionality has made Edge a more attractive browser. Very useful to let AI summarise a large wall of text when browsing Hacker News for example. If only they'd add a 'close all tabs but this one' feature.
For now.
Are they the same people? The vast majority of users are consumers, they don't even think about these stuff, they only complain when the product degrade.
I don't see the privacy crowd who were conscious about their data and algorithmic feeds, are treating commercial LLMs products differently.
This right here is why I'm against LLMs big time.
Walls of text are long for a reason. Yes, many of them might have filler. But sometimes there is nuance in the filler that a summarizer will happily throw away.
I don't want long form to be Instagrammified --- condensed into a ten-second paragraphs with 40% of the details that perfectly fits an endless consumption model that's perfect for advertising.
Well written articles deserve to be long form and not summarized as you note. But the large majority of web articles belong to the former category.
To be perfectly honest, it’s a good browser. Being able to explain console errors with a click and them adding some resource limit functionality (like Opera GX) are all welcome. I even tried it on my MacBook and it works without issues.
I did go back to Firefox later though since I prefer those DevTools otherwise and because a recent update no longer makes Firefox fail to do DNS through my VPN.
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Right click tab -> O ?
Edit: oh, you're talking about Edge, not Vivaldi