Big Tech: "Introducing AI that can hallucinate answers to questions you didn't ask"Vivaldi: "We made the most advanced tab multitasking system ever built”Big Tech: "But AI is the future…."Vivaldi: "Cool.

[thoofan@urusai.social]

@Vivaldi This tab drag and drop is so useful, makes tilling so much faster! One off my new favourite features.

[bassel1000@social.vivaldi.net]

@Vivaldi You have to bring AI features at somepoint. AI is not bad

[veroandi@connexia.hibiol.eu]

@Bassel1000 @Vivaldi

Just keep using your favorite AI on its own platform, we don't need it embedded in the browser.

[aemstuz@mastodon.com.pl]

@Bassel1000 What do you mean by AI? AI is a buzzword. To solve a problem, you have to be specific: first of all, what problem do you want to solve?

@Vivaldi

[adam_wysokinski@fediscience.org]

@Vivaldi Thank you!

[thankgoditsfriday@social.vivaldi.net]

@Vivaldi Wow, Vivaldi goes hard. I mean, I agree with them, but still...!

[rambusek@mastodon.social]

@Vivaldi I love this soooo much! Thank you!

[lazza@mastodon.social]

@veroandi @Vivaldi @Bassel1000 you could say the same for translation services, yet Vivaldi includes one right in the browser so people won’t use Google Translate.

Which is good. Because we can trust Vivaldi that their service is privacy-focused. But when a service is not provided by Vivaldi, people will have to find alternatives.

Some of us know about Duck AI or Euria by Infomaniak, but many others will just open ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot.

This is a loss for privacy.

[lazza@mastodon.social]

@Vivaldi as a person who always recommends Vivaldi to friends wanting a better browser, I am wonder if the AI-hating niche is a good target for spreading Vivaldi to as many users as possible.

I remember when you announced that Vivaldi would bypass the browser checks on Bing Copilot, that was very welcome news. More choice for people is always a good thing.

[km@mastodon.babb.no]

@Vivaldi is "AI" used when making Vivaldi?

[mathieulefrancois@social.vivaldi.net]

@Badtoots4u out of curiosity, what do you find missing on mobile? @Vivaldi

[oblomov@sociale.network]

@Vivaldi what will you do when Google removes XSLT support from Blink?

[pictor@ohai.social]

@Vivaldi vertical, collapsible tab panel?

I keep checking, but not going to use it until that arrives.

[vivaldi@social.vivaldi.net]

@p you're probably aware of our reasons not to publish under an open-source license, but you can still find it here https://vivaldi.com/source/