Allow me to turn off AI

Aaron Ferris · 2025-04-11T03:02:43+00:00

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I have paid thousands of dollars over the years for the program and books. I begrudgingly signed up for subscription even though I hate the idea of it for a program I supposedly own. I don't want AI. I do not find it useful. Stop forcing it down my throat. Allow me to turn it off. I don't need an AI search bar on my start page. Allow me to use the program as I have been using it without all the additional clutter.

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MJ. Smith

The Search bar on the home page will do either a precise or a smart search. Just use a search term in the search argument and it switches. Yes, I tried it. I am not particularly fond of a search bar on the dashboard - I would vote against it. I just want people to know what the search bar actually is. My reason for disliking it is that I can come up with very few use cases where the appropriate place to start a study is a search, so I don't like the app encouraging bad habits.

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