Mozilla is shutting down Solo, its AI website builder
Mozilla shutting down Solo AI website creator
Mozilla has decided to shut down Solo, its AI website creator. All Solo websites and data will be permanently deleted on November 30, 2026. Users can download an HTML export and a CSV of image links, but image source files must be saved individually. Pro subscribers get prorated refunds as of October 1, 2026, and Solo Domains must be transferred to Name.com. Support is available at [email protected].
All Solo websites and data will be deleted on November 30, 2026. There will be no way to recover your site, account, or data after that date.
- eliasebner
I don't even know what this is, but I must say, AI features don't seem to be improving the web experience, so anything AI related is usually not worth keeping (as far as I know, maybe there is something I haven't considered).
Mozilla seems to be going down a lot of rather futile side-paths, if you know what I mean. Nobody asked for this? Just make Firefox a better browser, work on the web standards I guess, do the things people actually need.
- someotherperson
Mozilla will be studied in the future. It's actually a masterful act from Google on how to stifle the competition and protect your bottomline.
Really, really wish that Mozilla just shuts down, so that the FOSS community can turn their attention to an actual, intentionally competitive alternative. Would love to see Canonical or similar lead the way here.
- xacky
Mozilla will do anything but work through the decades old backlog on Bugzilla.
- hbcondo714
I just remembered I created a website via Solo when it was released a couple years ago: https://soloist.ai/amarkota
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- martinjc
Since time has come for cutting the fat on initiatives like this website creator. I think other initiatives has gone under the ground, and companies have not answered to why they're cutting those initiatives. In job postings equality suddenly is not as prioritized, and if they are, what i hear it is not prioritized during interview rounds.
Who has to answer for these expenditures?