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Firefox updates Smart Window: A new in-browser AI assistant that can keep up with you

Mozilla shipped Smart Window updates to Firefox—privacy-first in-browser AI that summarizes tabs and search history without leaving your browser.

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Why it matters

Firefox is adding native AI capabilities to compete with Chrome/Edge's AI-assistant ecosystems. Practitioners building browser-based workflows should evaluate whether this changes their recommendation calculus; privacy-first positioning is the differentiation.

The key facts

8 to know
  1. Smart Window in beta; evolved from AI Window concept (November 2025)

  2. Capabilities: answer checking, tab summarization, search history retrace

  3. Privacy-first design (no details on architecture/local vs remote processing)

  4. Part of Firefox's competitive response to Copilot/Chrome AI integrations

  5. Firefox Smart Window now in beta with tab summarization and search history features

  6. Evolution of AI Window concept from November 2025

  7. Privacy-first architecture (data handling model not detailed in excerpt)

  8. Competitive positioning against Chrome and Edge AI features

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Publisher excerpt: Mozilla Corp. rolled out updates today to its popular Firefox browser, updating an artificial intelligence assistant called Smart Window, currently in beta, that lets users check answers, summarize open tabs and retrace search history. Smart Window is the evolution of an earlier concept introduced…
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