DeSlop door Grivi

DeSlop removes Google's AI surfaces from search.

Four independent toggles, each does one thing:

• Hide AI Overview — Removes the AI summary block from the search results page. CSS plus a MutationObserver, catches the block as soon as Google streams it in.

• Hide AI Mode buttons — Removes the AI Mode tab from the SERP nav AND the AI Mode pill from the homepage search bar. Both become literally unclickable.

• Skip AI Mode pages — If a URL has ?…&udm=50 (AI Mode), strips the parameter so you land on the regular All tab. Covers cases where you're routed to AI Mode from outside Google.

• Just the links (opt-in) — Adds ?…&udm=14 to every Google search, switching Google to its hidden Web filter view. No AI, no ads, no shopping, no knowledge panels.

How it works

Three independent layers with strict guards against false positives. URL redirection is declarative (Chrome's network stack evaluates two static rulesets, no JavaScript inspects your URLs). CSS hides target Google's current AI Overview container directly. A DOM-scanner fallback walks for localized "AI Overview" headings across English, Hungarian, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, and Japanese, stopping at result-block boundaries so adjacent organic results are never touched.

Supported domains

google.com, google.hu, google.de, google.co.uk, google.fr, google.es, google.it, google.nl, google.pl, google.com.au, google.ca, google.co.jp.

Privacy

No network requests. No analytics. No page-content reads (the scanner only matches AI Overview heading text and AI Mode button labels, never the content of organic results). The only data stored is the four toggle states, synced across your Chrome profiles via chrome.storage.sync.

Open source under MIT