AI Overviews Opt-Out in Search Console: Steps, Data and Trade-offs
You can now opt out of AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search Console. How the control and the AI report work, what changed on 15 October 2026, and whether to opt out.
Plain-English guides for business owners and developers: what things cost, how they work, and what we have learned building them. 114 articles and counting.
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You can now opt out of AI Overviews and AI Mode in Search Console. How the control and the AI report work, what changed on 15 October 2026, and whether to opt out.
Checklist
Since Chrome 154 (22 September 2026), Chrome asks permission before opening public sites over plain HTTP. How to check your site and fix it in 12 steps.
Comparison
Chrome 155 and Firefox 158 now decode JPEG XL by default. How it compares with AVIF and WebP, which browsers support it and how to ship it with a safe fallback.
Meta's updated Commercial Terms take effect on 30 October 2026. What changes, what is confirmed, how to handle Meta's crawlers and a checklist for site owners.
Four ways to forward you@yourbusiness.com to Gmail, how catch-all and SPF or DMARC behave, how to reply as your domain, and what changes in Gmail in January 2027.
What SPF, DKIM and DMARC do, the exact DNS records to publish, how to test them, and how to reach p=reject without losing real mail.
Checklist
Forty SEO steps for a new site, in the order to do them: technical setup, on-page basics, content, structured data, local signals, AI search, links and a monthly review.
Checklist
Sixty pre-launch checks in twelve groups, each with a quick way to test it, so your new site goes live without broken forms, a blocked crawl or a missing backup.
Comparison
The honest answer is that Postgres is the better default. Here is when MongoDB genuinely wins.
Comparison
Login looks like a week of work. It is not. Here is what you are actually signing up for either way.
Guide
Three numbers decide whether your site feels fast to Google. Here is what each one measures and how to fix it.
Google renders JavaScript, but not for free and not always. Here is where client-side rendering genuinely costs you and how to tell.
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