seems like a bad ux

I'd guess at least someone at Mozilla is aware of that, but accidentally triggering Ai features looks mostly the same on telemetry as purposefully triggering Ai.

So think of that what you will.

I really miss the shake for flashlight feature androids used to have. But I can't think of another iteration that makes sense.

I even liked the twist to launch the camera thing.

I find it effective for 'feedback' (bug reports/feature requests) sometimes because it can automatically screenshot parts of the app that wouldn't typically have a UI to send feedback on it, for example a menu, where a feedback option listed in the menu would always capture what's behind the menu instead.

Of course it would be even easier if I could just upload screenshots I manually took myself, but Google hates that idea apparently.

Besides Firefox? There's the bug report feature in Matrix, where shaking is interpreted as a sign of frustration

For something FF based? Waterfox is pretty good these days. If you're looking for other options, the FFUpdater app provides a slough of them in categories (from "good for privacy" to "better than Chrome")

Currently using IronFox, Similar to LibreWolf in it has all the spyware removed and some extra privacy features on by default.

Firefox