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Appends "-ai" to every Google search to filter AI results Tired of AI-generated results cluttering your Google searches? NoIA Lookup automatically filters them out so you get back to real, human-written web results. = What it does = Every time you search on Google, NoIA Lookup silently modifies your query to exclude AI content: • Appends -"ai" to your search query to filter out AI-related results • Switches Google to Web-only mode, removing the AI Overview panel that appears at the top of results • Hides the featured snippet box (the "answer box" Google shows before organic results) All three filters work independently — enable only the ones you want. = Why install it = Google Search has gradually shifted toward AI-generated summaries and overviews that often lack sources, contain errors, or simply replace the organic results you're actually looking for. NoIA Lookup restores the classic search experience with one click. = Features = • Works on all Google domains (google.com, google.es, google.com.ar, and every other country variant) • Works from the address bar — no need to go to google.com first • Respects your input: if you manually remove -"ai" from a search, it won't be re-added • Never modifies Google Images searches • Popup UI to pause the extension or toggle each filter individually • No data collection, no external requests — all processing happens locally in your browser
May 30, 2026
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