Firefox’s new AI-powered Window aims to reinvent how we browse the web

Mozilla is giving Firefox its boldest upgrade in years with the introduction of AI Window, a built-in assistant that lives directly inside the browser. Instead of relying on third-party extensions or cloud plugins, AI Window runs as a native tool designed to summarize pages, answer questions and help users navigate the web without leaving their current tab.

The feature sits in a collapsible sidebar and works across articles, PDFs and long documents. Users can ask it to break down complex topics, rewrite text, extract key points or explain unfamiliar concepts. Mozilla says the goal is not to turn Firefox into a chatbot platform but to make browsing faster, calmer and more efficient.

Unlike many AI features tied to data-heavy ecosystems, Mozilla emphasises user control. AI Window processes most interactions with privacy protections that prevent browsing data from being used to train external models.

Early testers say the assistant feels more grounded than typical generative AI tools because it stays focused on the page you are viewing rather than drifting into unrelated responses.

For a browser that built its identity on openness and user trust, AI Window signals Mozilla’s attempt to merge modern intelligence with the privacy-first values that shaped Firefox in the first place.

GTA Online expands the business grind with new property system in “New Listings” update

Rockstar Games is giving GTA Online players a fresh way to build their criminal empire with New Listings, a new update that introduces a deeper property and upgrade system designed to create a more structured path to long-term progression.

Players can now purchase starter properties that act as gateways into larger business ventures, letting newcomers set up operations without immediately jumping into the game’s pricier enterprises. Each property includes optional upgrades, quality-of-life improvements and scalable add-ons that shape how efficiently players earn money across missions and passive businesses.

Rockstar says the goal is to “lay a proper foundation” for players who want a clearer sense of progression in a world filled with high-end content. The update also refreshes payouts, tweaks mission flow and rebalances certain business types to fit the new property hierarchy.

Veterans will find new incentives as well, with advanced upgrades, bonus rotations and improved interoperability between businesses that once operated in silos.

New Listings continues Rockstar’s push to keep GTA Online’s decade-long economy accessible for new players while giving long-time residents more control over how they grow their empire.