Unknown author · Functionality & UI
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Hides AI Overviews and flags low-quality results on Google Search. Open source, private, free. Google Search has gotten noisy. AI-generated summaries push real results down. Content farms fill the first page. SearchClean quietly fixes both problems. It hides the AI summary panels at the top of search pages. A small toggle bar lets you reveal them anytime — nothing is permanently removed. It also scores each result using lightweight heuristics — domain reputation, title patterns, and snippet quality. Results that look like filler get a small warning badge so you can make an informed choice about what to click. You can also choose to auto-hide those results entirely. There are no network requests, no analytics, no accounts, and no data collection of any kind. Your settings are saved locally in your browser. The full source code is on GitHub — read every line if you want to. Settings let you toggle each feature independently and adjust how aggressively results get flagged. Install it, configure it once, and forget about it. MIT licensed. Community contributions welcome. Source: https://github.com/Memarket/cleansearch
Mar 24, 2026
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