Sylvestre

Tip: Firefox supports offline and locale translation via the URL bar.
For example:
about:translations#src=en&trg=fr&text=Firefox+can+do+translation+without+network+access
You can explicitly set the source (src) and target (trg) languages.

And one more important thing with Firefox 150!
Following the example of Debian and Ubuntu packages, it is now available as an RPM
Easier installation and updates for Fedora, RHEL and compatible distributions
Native packaging with better system https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/install-firefox-linux#w_install-firefox-rpm-package-recommended

I kept hearing Mythos was “just marketing.”

But the reality on the ground says otherwise: we’ve already identified 271 security bugs in Firefox, and AI is uncovering zero-days across every major OS and browser.

This feels real - and worth paying close attention to: https://blog.mozilla.org/en/privacy-security/ai-security-zero-day-vulnerabilities/

@emma@orbital.horse @xgranade@wandering.shop I am off today and on my phone but my colleague Jake wrote https://github.com/mozilla-firefox/firefox/commit/71cc24b6a400dbd434e4df37087960d94b764791#commitcomment-178280554 as explanation

Interviewé par Martin Untersinger pour Le Monde sur l’impact des AI/LLM en cybersécurité.

Ces modèles permettent désormais d’analyser du code en profondeur et d’identifier des vulnérabilités complexes, à une vitesse et une échelle inédites.

Un sujet clé préoccupant, avec des implications majeures pour l’équilibre entre attaquants et défenseurs.

https://www.lemonde.fr/pixels/article/2026/04/07/cybersecurite-anthropic-restreint-le-lancement-de-son-dernier-modele-d-ia-pour-prevenir-les-risques_6677931_4408996.html

@emma@orbital.horse @xgranade@wandering.shop hello btw :) I hope you are doing great!