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Append -ai to Google searches to disable AI results for faster loading Why Remove AI from Google Search? Google's AI-powered search results can clutter your search page and slow downloading times. This lightweight extension automatically disables them by appending -ai to your search queries, giving you: ✓ Faster page loads - No AI summaries mean quicker results ✓ Cleaner interface - Focus on the actual search results you want ✓ One-click solution - Works automatically, no configuration needed ✓ Lightweight - Uses minimal memory and CPU How It Works Simply install the extension and search normally on Google. The extension automatically appends -ai to your Google Search queries, which tells Google to skip the AI results feature. Your searches remain private and the extension never collects any data. Features Works on all major Google domains (google.com, google.co.uk, google.ca, and more) Lightweight and fast - no noticeable performance impact One-click install, nothing to configure Supports both Chrome and Microsoft Edge Open source and transparent about its functionality Privacy This extension: Does not collect, store, or transmit any of your search data Only modifies your local search queries before they're sent to Google Has no servers, no analytics, no tracking Is completely open source Support Having issues? Check the extension details for troubleshooting steps or report problems through the store.
Apr 13, 2026
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