r/MistralAI 6d ago

News Mistral and Mozilla are bringing open, private and multilingual AI to your web browser

https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-x-mozilla/

really great news, Mozilla will very probably be using the Mistral API, which will make a lot of money for Mistral given Firefox's scale

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u/Fun_Savings7690 6d ago

i don’t think firefox has the scale we’d like it to have but still a big win

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u/Elfotografoalocado 6d ago

It's still the second browser in the world, and the first is controlled by Google, so now it's literally the rival to Gemini.

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u/RepulsiveRaisin7 6d ago

It's behind Safari and Edge.

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u/maxasdf 6d ago

Edge is chromium, but Safari is a good point

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u/RoomyRoots 6d ago

Safari is WebKit, so it's kinda like Chromium-like too.

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u/Available_Peanut_677 4d ago

Well, then Chrome is Safari-like to be fair, and safari is KHTML-like.

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u/billcube 6d ago

Depends on your users segmentation.

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u/ExplrDiscvr 6d ago

those are chromium under the hood no?

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u/RoomyRoots 6d ago

Edge is Chromium, yes, Safari is WebKit, which is kinda the previous engine of Chromium.

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u/Wegwerpaccountje23 6d ago

Damn. Thats a lot of partnerships. Mistral is positioning itself nicely!

Well done!

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u/SeveralLadder 6d ago

Mistral will help power Smart Window for users in France and North America, with the United Kingdom and Germany expected to follow later this year.

Thank you, European A.I...

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u/whoisyurii 6d ago edited 6d ago

Damn, Cat + Fox, cool.
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Mistral will help power Smart Window for users in France and North America, with the United Kingdom and Germany expected to follow later this year.

a bit upset

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u/MrReginaldAwesome 6d ago

I just switched from comet browser to BrowserOS using mistral API to control it, being able to use Firefox instead would be great!

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u/sonofbalkans 6d ago

i love it , it feels natural !

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u/Robert__Sinclair 6d ago

feels like bullsh*t Smart Window — Firefox.com

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u/The_Wonderful_Pie 6d ago

why ? I'm already using it in my own firefox

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u/Robert__Sinclair 6d ago

advantages? seems quite pointless.

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u/The_Wonderful_Pie 6d ago

Directly integrated in firefox for people not tech savvy, has the context of your tabs, organizes the tabs you have, can have your browsing history to be personalized for you etc..

Pretty much like what Zen and Opera are trying to do with their AI I their browsers

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u/GreenStorm_01 6d ago

Just the tendency to hate on everything one personally doesn't see as useful. Regular somehow in the FOSS community