Overview
- Mozilla is testing an opt-in beta in the United States that surfaces short, in-line answers and larger, richer site suggestions as users type.
- For certain intents, Firefox can skip traditional search results pages and take users directly to the most relevant website.
- The privacy architecture encrypts lookups with Oblivious HTTP, sending IP data only to Fastly’s relay and query text only to Mozilla.
- Answers are intentionally brief to fit the address bar and focus on simple tasks such as checking flight status or finding a specific site.
- Some suggestions will be sponsored to help fund Firefox, and broader availability is planned only after large-scale testing, with expansion not expected before 2026.