Is there something that does exactly the opposite thing? ![]()
My Google searches in Safari browser were defaulting to show the AI summary at the top of their results without my cooperation or approval. I had no need for “something that does exactly the opposite thing.” But I did find a way to turn off the unwanted default:
Oh, nice! I have just copied your approach and set up a quick link in Raycast so that when I type in “gold” it opens the “old” version of "g"oogle.
Their AI search results have improved a lot over the last few months, but in their attempt to declutter, they’ve added clutter.
Now I can “g” for new google and “gold” for old google.
Thanks @karlnyhus
How do you like it?
I had finally time to try it out today, but it’s no longer available for download until a new version is ready…
Also, the lifetime license is no longer available ![]()
Thanks for this! I just added a custom search to Alfred. ![]()
LaunchBar and Alfred are build for macOS. Raycast isn’t.
As memory gets more expensive look at their sizes:
LaunchBar: 23.8 MB
Alfred 5: 17.5 MB
Raycast: 218.6 MB
Also notice: no subscription for LaunchBar and Alfred.