AI Overview Blocker for Google – Hide AI & Sponsored Ads

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Tired of Google's AI Overview pushing the real results down the page? AI Overview Blocker for Google lets you block, hide, or auto-expand AI Overviews instantly — no need to type "-ai" or switch to Web mode. Take full control of clutter on your Google Search results: hide AI Overviews completely to keep results clean and jump-free, auto-expand them to save clicks, and optionally remove Google's labeled "Sponsored" text-ad blocks.
Features:
- Seamless auto-expansion: Automatically detects AI Overview containers and clicks the expand toggle.
- Clean blocking/disabling: Completely suppresses the AI Overview section so it never renders or causes search results to jump.
- Hide sponsored results: Optional toggle that removes Google's labeled "Sponsored" text-ad blocks above and below organic results. Independent of the AI Overview toggles.
- Simple settings popup: A modern switch panel lets you toggle each behavior at any time.
- Low footprint: Runs efficiently on Google Search pages and does not degrade search performance.
How to use it:
1. Install the extension.
2. Search for any topic on Google that generates an AI Overview (e.g. "what is photosynthesis") or a commercial query that returns sponsored results (e.g. "amazon").
3. AI Overviews are auto-expanded by default; sponsored results are visible by default.
4. Click the extension icon in the toolbar to toggle each behavior on or off independently.
Frequently asked:
- How do I turn off / disable AI Overviews in Google? Toggle "Disable AI Overviews" and they're hidden on every search — instantly, with no page jump.
- How do I hide Sponsored results (ads) on Google Search? Turn on "Disable Sponsored Results" to remove Google's labeled "Sponsored" blocks above and below results.
- Do I still need to type "-ai" or use Web mode? No — it works automatically on every Google search, so you don't need any query tricks.
Privacy:
- Runs entirely locally on your device.
- Does NOT collect, transmit, or share any search query, personal information, or browsing history.