For those who reacted negatively to the emergence of AI-generated information summaries in Google search results, a way has been found to force the search engine to display the traditional "ten blue links" by default—without needing to use glue and run with scissors, and without having to manually turn on the "Web version" option each time. The option for a "clean" Google search result was proposed last week—it became an alternative to the AI-generated results page. The only inconvenience is having to select the "Web version" option every time from the dropdown menu under the search bar. It turns out there is a way to enable it by default, and this method was discovered while examining the URL of Google's search results for a random query. This address contains many parameters, and the expression that is responsible for displaying the regular "ten blue links" is "&udm=14"—this should be utilized when configuring the browser.
Source: 3dnews.ru
