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Make AI extinct from your feed. Block AI widgets, chatbots, badges, and generated content across the web. Tired of AI features appearing everywhere you browse? XTINCT removes unwanted AI-generated content, assistants, prompts, badges, and widgets from the websites you use every day. Search pages are becoming crowded with AI summaries. Social platforms are adding AI assistants and chat tools. Websites increasingly display AI-generated labels, suggestion prompts, and automated features that many users never asked for. XTINCT gives you the option to hide these elements and restore a cleaner browsing experience. XTINCT can remove AI-generated search summaries, AI chat widgets, AI badges and labels, suggestion prompts, and other AI-related interface elements. It also helps reduce background requests associated with certain AI features when supported. The extension works across many popular search engines, social media platforms, forums, and content websites. Support is continuously expanded through regular updates, allowing new AI elements to be removed as they appear. You stay in control with customizable settings that let you enable or disable specific blocking categories and allow AI features on sites where you prefer to keep them visible. Everything can be managed through a simple, easy-to-use popup. XTINCT does not collect personal data, require an account, or track your activity. All functionality runs locally within your browser. If you prefer a cleaner, less cluttered web experience, XTINCT helps put you back in control of what you see online.
Jun 18, 2026
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Listing exposes a contact email.
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Case-insensitive substring match in the name.
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