In a groundbreaking move that experts claim could possibly solve global crises and maybe even inspire next year’s Nobel Peace Prize, Mozilla has decided that users now have the power to disable their very own dystopian AI overlords. That’s right! With just one click, you can free yourself from the ever-knowing, spooky, algorithmic clutches of generative AI features in Firefox. The world is your oyster—an oyster that no longer suggests more oysters after noticing your fleeting interest in mollusk recipes.

This godsend of a button, majestically perched within Firefox’s settings, allows you to not only block generative AI but also exert control over those pesky current and future AI intrusions. Because if there’s anything humanity has learned from tales of AI-run futures, it’s that convenient control settings always save the day. Now, with each tick of this box, you can savor the nostalgia of a pre-AI internet, where human suggestibility was driven only by organic, artisanal clickbait.

According to Ajit Varma, the gallant head of Firefox, this one-stop AI shop will also let you peek under the hood and manage individual AI features, should you decide some of them might deserve a stay of execution. After all, maybe the AI-fueled cat video recommendations aren’t half bad. Users everywhere can sleep soundly knowing that even if AI does rise to rule humankind, at least their web browsing experience will remain delightfully underwhelming.