Can we get this "A.I." slop out of our browsers?

Observations and Options

So, browsers!

The Good: There are free, open source software browser options out there, whose teams are working to keep large language model ("A.I") slop out of the program (and the code).
The Bad: It's hard to build a browser engine that handles everything in the modern web. Nearly all browsers are powered under the hood by one of these three:

Mozilla's Gecko
Google's Blink
Apple's Webkit

The Ugly: Monopolization and corporate control are the names of the game. While mozilla is technically an independent non-profit, a whopping 90% of their funding comes from google. They can be reasonably thought of as "controlled opposition" and toe the same corporate line as Chrome/Blink on things like adding default-on generative "AI" features no one asked for.

On Ladybird: A new independent browser engine being made *could* be great, but this one is NOT. They embrace AI slop, plus they think acknowledging anyone other than men is "too political" to put in documentation.🤢

If you liked firefox, try one of these browsers, built on the open source engine Gecko. (These are my recommendations if you're not sure what you like, too)

LibreWolf
Waterfox
Tor Browser
Other options

If you liked Chrome, try one of these two browsers based on Blink:

Vivaldi
Falkon

Dillo
Links
Lynx
ELinks
Netsurf

A few more online resources to find software without "AI"