Removes 'AI' Gemini generated content from the top of Google search results on Firefox as of May 22,2024. (Tested on desktop Firefox for Windows/macOS) Instead now defaults searches to 'Web', which is what Google now names its traditional SEO search results links.
Bookmark method with Firefox:
- Do a regular Google search for a word.
- Bookmark the search result page.
- Go to the hamburger menu → Bookmarks → Manage Bookmarks.
- (optional) Make a new folder for search and put the new bookmark in it. I use a 'Custom Search Shortcuts' folder
- Edit the bookmark to include
udm=14as a URL parameter, like this:https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14 - Add a keyword(s) to trigger your custom search(I use
goog).
To use, type in your keyword(s) into the search bar, add a space, and type your search query.
Alternatively, udm14.com offers a classic search GUI that does the same thing.
The URL https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&udm=14 is used to insert your search query. %s is the typed query and &udm=14 is appended to tell google to return a traditional Web search. The default All search can now include AI overviews and results. 'Web` includes just SEO links we all know and love.
In addition to these you will probably also want a couple of extensions/filters:
- uBlock Origin
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Setup your blocking mode(optional, default lists are good enough for this)
-
Enable
AdGuard URL Tracking Protection -
Add
google.com##.GcKputoMy Filters -
Import
Actually Legitimate URL Shortener Tool- removes tracking elements from URLs- Check
ImportunderFilter Lists > Custom - Paste in the linked URL above
- Click
Apply Changes
- Check
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- uBlacklist add filter lists that mass block known ai-domains and restores non-ai images to Google Images. (github)
Personal Blocklist (not by Google) to remove over-SEOed sites that keep coming up on topics you search frequentlyno longer maintainedClearURLs to remove tracking elements from URLsredundant with uBlock Origin'sremoveparamand added lists.
Ideas and methods forked from https://blog.zgp.org/custom-google-search/ and this r/Firefox post



