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Vivaldi's co-founder pledges to keep AI out of the browser, prioritizing privacy and user choice

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Chris Hoffman

1h ago· 9 min readenNews

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Vivaldi browser co-founder Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner pledges to keep AI features out of the browser, positioning it as a privacy-focused alternative to Chrome, Edge, and other browsers racing to integrate AI. With roughly 4 million users, Vivaldi emphasizes customization, privacy, and user choice, reflecting user sentiment that overwhelmingly rejects forced AI integration in browsing.

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If you find it useful, fine, then use it. But we're not going to force it on you.
You can turn Vivaldi into almost anything.
We try to adapt to people.
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While Chrome, Edge, and others race to add AI features, alternative browser Vivaldi has other plans. Its leader says users overwhelmingly feel the same about AI: “Hell no!”

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