How to get search results without generated summaries, and what each engine's vendor actually documents about its AI features. Every claim about a third-party engine on these pages links the vendor page it came from, with the date it was read.
Every search URL this site builds, what each parameter is documented to do, and the primary source behind each claim.
ReferencePrivacy and AI control are separate axes. Who owns each index, who resells someone else's, and what that means for you.
ComparisonDuckDuckGo says it largely sources links from Bing while also running its own crawler. What that means for coverage, privacy and AI.
ComparisonGoogle says the feature cannot be turned off. Here is what actually works instead, in its own words.
Most PopularThe parameter behind Google's Web filter — how it works, and why an undocumented parameter is worth treating with caution.
TechnicalOnly one engine here publishes a dedicated no-AI endpoint. Which vendors document an AI control, and which say nothing.
Most detailedThere is no published extension. What it is intended to do, and the routes that work today without one.
StatusIf you would rather not read anything:
One caveat worth stating up front: this site builds and opens a search URL. It does not proxy, rerank or inspect results, so it cannot promise your results contain no AI-generated content. The search mode registry shows exactly which URL each engine gets and the vendor source for each parameter.