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Hide AI Overviews from Google Search. Remove Gemini from Docs, Gmail, Drive, YouTube. Block AI summaries automatically. Bye Bye Gemini hides the AI features Google keeps adding to its websites, so you can search, write, and browse the way you used to. On Google Search, AI Overviews and the AI Mode tab disappear, leaving the regular results at the top of the page. In Gmail, the "Help me write" button, AI email summaries, and suggested replies are hidden. In Google Docs and Sheets, the Gemini sidebar button and the AI prompt bar at the bottom of the page are removed, along with AI options in the menus. Google Drive stops showing automatic file summaries, "Ask Gemini" buttons, and audio overviews. On YouTube, the "Ask" button and AI video summaries go away. It also hides Gemini upgrade promotions and AI tools on a few other Google sites. How it works: the extension uses plain CSS to hide these elements on the page. It doesn't read your data, track you, or make any network requests, and there's nothing to configure. Install it and the AI clutter is gone. Note: it works on Google's websites, not on the Chrome browser itself. AI features in the address bar, the right-click menu, or the tab strip are part of Chrome, and no extension can hide them. Something slipping through? Leave a review. Google changes its pages often, and I update the extension to keep up.
Oct 9, 2026
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