How to disable Google Search AI Overviews Gemini in the Supermium 144 R5 browser. on Windows Vista

[Ceritofy]

I don't like the built-in Gemini AI. Please tell me how to completely disable Google AI; I can't seem to do it.

[billi857]

I don't like the built-in Gemini AI. Please tell me how to completely disable Google AI; I can't seem to do it.

Does this version of Supermium actually have built-in AI that runs locally on the computer?
There is an AI mode in the search engine, but it’s a cloud-based version.
Could you tell me more about that? I wouldn't want AI running locally on my computer either—not even potentially.

P.S.
Yes, I asked Google's AI—the cloud-based version—about this. It turns out that starting with Google Chrome version 148, a 4 GB AI component will be automatically downloaded to your computer—but only if the machine meets the system requirements (i.e., it has to be a modern computer from the last few years). Fortunately, my computer doesn't meet a single one of those requirements :) Still, this is potentially a problem for many people, because such automatic, unauthorized behavior is unacceptable!

I think win32ss will handle this issue when the time comes—that is, upon the transition to version 148 or higher.