Run Flutter on any platform (Web, iOS, Android) with your favorite browser + automatic hot reload. Changelog excerpt: ### Added - iOS Simulator and device support with hot reload - Android Emulator and device support with hot reload - `flutter_runner devices`command to list all connected devices - Auto-detect mobile device with `-p auto`flag - DevTools support (press `o`while running on mobile) - Performance overlay toggle (press `p`while running on mobile) - Device ID selection with `-d `flag ### Changed - Renamed CLI executable to `flutter_runner` - Improved device detection and selection logic

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* * 數十年前因為 Firefox 瀏覽器在全球大熱的 Mozilla，在上任新執行長後公布了「AI-first」路線，計劃把 ChatGPT、Claude 等大型語言模型直接放進 Firefox 核心。這項政策由新任執行長 Anthony Enzor-DeMeo 親自曝光，目標是扭轉市占率跌破 3 % 與過度依賴 Google 搜尋分潤的雙重困境。 消息一出，長期維護分叉專案 Waterfox 的 Alex Kontos 隨即在公開回應中表態反對，瀏覽器業界進入「靈魂立場」的辯論。 ### Firefox 為營收試圖「換魂」 Firefox 曾以隱私、自主為賣點，但廣告與搜尋分潤縮水後，營運現金流愈發吃緊。新任執行長 Enzor-DeMeo 把籌碼壓在 AI，例如在分頁旁置入摘要、改寫、搜尋助理，並保留一顆「全域關閉」按鈕安撫社群。 這看似折衷，實際卻把 AI 模型鎖進瀏覽器底層，這顛覆了原本的 Firefox 對於社群支持的產品定位。 ### Waterfox：瀏覽器不該成為二級代理 Waterfox 團隊認為 AI 插件與本機工具可以被選用，但把 LLM 變成預設元件，會讓瀏覽器自動過濾資訊、重寫內容，使用者將難以察覺真實網頁與 AI 生成結果的邊界。 Alex Kontos 強調： > 我們必須區分可審計的機器學習與不可預測的 LLM。瀏覽器應該是你的工具，而不是你的經紀人。 Waterfox 保留 Gecko 核心、支援 Widevine DRM，卻明確拒絕整合 LLM，給重視數位主權的硬核使用者一條退路。 把 LLM 內建到渲染層，等於在每個分頁中塞入潛在外洩通道。社群表示，提示詞注入可讓攻擊者透過隱藏指令竄改 AI 行為，進一步讀取密碼或 Cookie 外洩。若要提升摘要品質，瀏覽器還需把頁面上下文傳回雲端，在 OpenAI、Anthropic 等第三方之間流轉，讓傳輸鏈愈來越不透明。 對長期習慣用「去追蹤」擴充功能的用戶來說，可關閉不等於能信任。 ### 瀏覽器最後的用戶遷徙 瀏覽器戰線快速分化：Arc、Edge 與新 Firefox站在「一站式 AI 入口」陣營，而Waterfox、LibreWolf 等則高舉本地運算與最小權限的旗子。 前者爭奪主流流量，後者守住少數但黏著度極高的隱私信徒用戶。AI 能不能拯救 Firefox，2026 年中的活躍裝置與搜尋分潤報表就能看到最後結果。 說真的，如果你在意當下的 AI 工具能力，為什麼會用 Firefox 呢？Mozilla 日本社群的解散不是沒有理由，Mozilla 深深刺痛了老用戶的心。 （本文由 動區動趨 授權轉載；首圖來源：Unsplash） 文章看完覺得有幫助，何不給我們一個鼓勵 請我們喝杯咖啡 ## 想請我們喝幾杯咖啡？ ### 每杯咖啡 65 元 x 1 x 3 x 5 x 您的咖啡贊助將是讓我們持續走下去的動力 **總金額共新臺幣 0 元** 《關於請喝咖啡的 Q & A》 ### 留給我們的話 取消 確認 從這裡可透過《Google 新聞》追蹤 TechNews * * * 科技新知，時時更新 科技新報粉絲團 加入好友 訂閱免費電子報 * * * 關鍵字: AI 工具 , Firefox , Mozilla , 瀏覽器

Getty / Futurism The backlash against AI invading almost every aspect of the computing experience is growing by the day. Particularly as an onslaught of lazy AI slop subsuming news feeds, the tech is starting to feel like a massive distraction — and huge parts of the internet are disillusioned or even fuming in anger. For instance, a vast number of Windows users refused to upgrade after Microsoft announced it would turn the operating system into a so-called “agentic OS.” Even household names in the open-source industry aren’t safe. After being appointed as the new CEO of open-source software company Mozilla, whose Firefox browser has long been lauded as a compelling alternative to Google’s Chrome and Apple’s Safari, Anthony Enzor-DeMeo announced that it would be tripling down on AI. In a December 16 blog post, Enzor-DeMeo announced that Firefox would become a “modern AI browser and support a portfolio of new and trusted software additions.” But a ringing backlash quickly forced the company into damage control mode. “I’ve never seen a company so astoundingly out of touch with the people who want to use its software,” one disillusioned user tweeted in response to the news. “I switched back to Firefox late last year BECAUSE it was the last AI-free browser,” another lamented. “I shoulda known.” “Please don’t turn Firefox into an AI browser,” yet another begged. “That’s a great way to push us to alternatives.” The outcry was formidable enough for Mozilla to clarify the company’s new CEO’s comments. “Something that hasn’t been made clear: Firefox will have an option to completely disable all AI features,” the company wrote in an update on Mastodon. “We’ve been calling it the AI kill switch internally. I’m sure it’ll ship with a less murderous name, but that’s how seriously and absolutely we’re taking this.” An open letter posted to the Firefox subreddit took issue with Enzor-DeMeo’s new direction. “Ironically, in a post announcing this new direction and highlighting ‘agency and choice,’ there was little mention of user input or feedback,” the letter reads. “This highlights a disconnect that many of us experience daily: Mozilla has a pattern of struggling to implement and support basic features, and much of the time fails to even acknowledge serious user feedback.” “Firefox doesn’t need to become Google or Microsoft to succeed by both business and user standards,” the letter goes on. “It’s beloved precisely because it’s not. I hope that distinction isn’t lost as Mozilla enters its ‘next chapter’ as part of a ‘broader ecosystem of trusted software.'” In an apparent effort to reassure the company’s most diehard fans, Enzor-DeMeo took to the comments. “Rest assured, Firefox will always remain a browser built around user control,” he wrote. “That includes AI. You will have a clear way to turn AI features off. A real kill switch is coming in Q1 of 2026.” However, his attempts to calm the situation ended up fanning the flames even further. “If a ‘kill switch’ is the official control for this, then the entire organization needs to stop referring to your ‘AI’ features as ‘opt-in,'” one user responded. “This is clearly opt-out.” “If Mozilla can’t agree to that basic definition, I don’t see how users are supposed to trust it’ll actually work,” the user added. Interestingly, the competing browser company Vivaldi, whose browser is based on Google’s open-source Chromium project, has taken a dramatically different approach. In an August blog post, Vivaldi CEO Jon von Tetzchner accused other companies like Google and Microsoft of “reshaping the address bar into an assistant prompt, turning the joy of exploring into inactive spectatorship.” “We will continue building a browser for curious minds, power users, researchers, and anyone who values autonomy,” von Tetzchner wrote. “If AI contributes to that goal without stealing intellectual property, compromising privacy or the open web, we will use it,” he added. “If it turns people into passive consumers, we will not.” **More on AI slop software:** _Vast Number of Windows Users Refusing to Upgrade After Microsoft’s Embrace of AI Slop_ ## Victor Tangermann ### Senior Editor I’m a senior editor at Futurism, where I edit and write about NASA and the private space sector, as well as topics ranging from SETI and artificial intelligence to tech and medical policy. * * * *

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Run Flutter Web with your favorite browser + automatic hot reload. Supports Safari, Firefox, Arc, Brave, Edge, and Chrome. Changelog excerpt: ### Added - Initial release - Custom browser support (Safari, Firefox, Arc, Edge, Brave, Chrome) - Automatic hot reload on file save - Manual controls (r, R, q) - Named pipe communication with Flutter process - fswatch integration for file monitoring - Beautiful terminal UI with status messages

HarfBuzz 12.3 was just released for ending out 2025 with some nice performance improvements to this widely-used text shaping engine

HarfBuzz 12.3 was just released for ending out 2025 with some nice performance improvements to this widely-used text shaping engine

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