Remove AI from Google Search — Classic Web Results

Google now answers before it searches. AI Overviews sit on top of the results, AI Mode is being pushed as the default, and the ten blue links keep sliding further down the page. This extension gives them back. WHAT IT DOES Every search you run is sent straight to Google's classic web results — the plain list of links, with no AI Overview and no AI Mode. You do not have to change how you search, click a filter, or remember a setting. Install it and Google works the way it used to. If you would rather keep Google exactly as it is and only remove the AI answers from the page, there is a second mode that does precisely that. Switch between them any time from the toolbar icon, or pause the extension entirely with Alt+Shift+A. WHAT STAYS UNTOUCHED Images, Videos, News, Maps and Shopping all keep working normally. Only the main web search is redirected, so nothing else about Google changes. WORKS EVERYWHERE All Google country domains are covered — google.com, google.co.uk, google.de, google.ro and forty more. PRO — $4, ONE PAYMENT Removing AI from Google is free and always will be. Pro is for the rest of the mess on a results page: • Hide sponsored results • Hide "People also ask" • Hide video and short-video carousels • Hide "Discussions and forums" • Do the same on Bing, DuckDuckGo and Brave Search • Keyword allowlist — keep AI for the searches where you actually want it One payment, no subscription, and the licence works in any browser you sign into. PRIVACY No account. No analytics. No tracking. No servers. The extension asks for two permissions and access to Google search pages, and that is all it can see. It makes no network requests of its own. Access to Bing, DuckDuckGo and Brave is requested only if you switch that Pro feature on, and never at install. A licence key is checked against the payment provider once, when you activate it, then cached on your machine. BUILT TO LAST Extensions in this category usually break within months, because they hunt for Google's CSS class names and Google regenerates those constantly. This one keys off Google's own "Web" results parameter and the localized heading text instead — the parts Google cannot change without breaking its own page. AI Overview headings are recognised in 29 languages. If something does slip through, report it and it gets fixed. That is the whole maintenance promise.