sketchandscale.com · Functionality & UI
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AI uses water. You want links. Skip Google's AI Overviews with Web Please. One switch. No tracking. AI uses water. You just wanted links. You ask Google a simple question. It puts an AI summary in your way. More clutter you did not ask for. And it happens again on the next search. One search feels small. Now picture 100 million people asking AI 100 questions a day. If each answer used 0.26 mL of water, that would add up to almost a billion litres a year. Choose the web with Web Please. Turn it on once. Go straight to Google's Web results. Get links to real sites, without AI Overviews in the way. - One switch to turn it on or off. - Images, News, and Shopping still work. - No account. No tracking. Quick questions Do you track my searches? No. Web Please does not collect your search data. Your searches still go to Google. How is this different from hiding AI boxes? Web Please takes you straight to Google's Web view. It does not wait for an AI box to show up and then hide it. Can I get normal Google results back? Yes. Turn Web Please off with one switch. This also brings back cards that Web view may leave out, like weather and sports scores. Web Please is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Google. Support the creator: https://ko-fi.com/shay_kawatra
Sep 30, 2026
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