Hide Google AI Overviews

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Remove AI summaries from Google Search, Gmail, Docs, Drive, and YouTube — instantly, no account needed.

Google Killed the Toggle — Hide Google AI Overviews Brings It Back! 🔥
Take Back Your Search Results, One Click at a Time! 🎯
Say Goodbye to AI Summaries Cluttering Every Page! ⚡

🚀 Why Hide Google AI Overviews?
Hide Google AI Overviews exists because Google removed the built-in opt-out in last year — there is no toggle left in your account, Search Labs, or any preference menu. Every real search result is now buried under an AI-generated summary you never asked for. Install once, flip the switch, and get clean results back across Search, Gmail, Docs, Drive, and YouTube — no setup wizard, no account, no subscription.

🌟 Features
🔍 Google Search: Get real blue links back instantly — AI summaries vanish before the page finishes loading, with zero flicker or layout jump.
🗂️ Collapse Mode: Keep AI Overviews tucked away with a single click on the page instead of hiding them permanently — expand only when you want one.
⚡ Real-Time Toggle: Switch the extension on or off from the popup and every open tab updates immediately — no refresh required.
📧 Gmail & Google Chat: Strip out the Gemini sidebar, inline reply suggestions, and AI composition prompts so your inbox stays yours.
📄 Google Docs & Sheets: Clear the Gemini side panel, AI generation buttons, and smart autocomplete so your document canvas stays distraction-free.
💾 Google Drive: Remove AI-generated folder summaries and file previews — browse your files the way you always have.
▶️ YouTube: Hide AI recommendation overlays and metadata panels for a cleaner viewing experience without algorithmic nudges.
⚙️ Per-Service Switches: Enable or disable AI hiding per Google product individually — one popup controls Search, Gmail, Docs, Drive, and YouTube.
🔒 Zero Data Collection: Everything runs locally — no servers, no sign-up, no premium tier locking the core feature behind a paywall.

🔍 Perfect For
Researchers and students who need primary sources, not AI summaries that cite none
Developers searching Stack Overflow and docs dozens of times a day who can't afford the delay
Writers and journalists who require original information from identifiable sources with attribution
Professionals living in Google Workspace who want Gemini panels gone from Gmail, Docs, and Drive.

Anyone who simply wants Google to look and behave the way it did before AI Overviews were forced on every user.