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Really - who the fuck cares about another shitstain AI Feature, when people are waiting for hdr, to get some resemblance of featureparity with chrome.
Fucking hell
to be fair, the AI feature implementation in this version is strictly UI, and, for example, HDR, which you've mentioned, is a core/backend feature. Both of these features are being implemented by totally different people/development departments, you cannot take the UI developers that have no complex tasks in the backlog and tell them to go implement the HDR support. They are not core/backend programmers.
Agreed, but to be fair, it's disabled by default, and you can also remove the entire labs section with an about:config tweak.