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    It’s Official: Mozilla quietly tests Perplexity AI as a New Firefox Search Option—Here’s How to Try It Out Now

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    We saw this coming—the deal between Mozilla and Perplexity for search engine integration was anticipated when we first reported that the company aimed to promote AI-powered search in Firefox. It’s official: Mozilla is running an experiment in Firefox 139, introducing Perplexity as one of the available search engines. While Mozilla hasn’t made Perplexity the default […]

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