For AI Summaries, have a static sized box for it that you can expand

[ampersandru]

I love the AI feature in Degoog but becuase I am running my AI on a local server using qwen3.7-27B, its sometimes not extremely fast so it will continue to write and make results scroll down, making them hard to click to open.

My suggestion, have an option for something similar like DuckDuckGo, where there is a static-sized box for AI summary where you can tell that its working with the glowing animation around it. Once its complete, stop the animation and you can expand the summary, if you want. This allows you to easily click search results without the nonstop scrolling.

Another option is to have a static sized box, then once the summary is complete, expand it. Good for those who dont want to have another click to view it automatically

[fccview]

Hey,
This has been fixed a long time ago, what version of degoog and AI summary are you using? :)

[ampersandru]

oh interesting! Im on the latest degoog (0.22.0) and AI summary v1.1.2. I dont see any settings in AI Summary to toggle this

This is the default view for me when I search

[ampersandru]

scratch that - I had to update the AI plugin and restart the container, thanks for implementing this already!

[fccview]

scratch that - I had to update the AI plugin and restart the container, thanks for implementing this already!

Ok amazing!
I was beginning to worry that the store was broken 😆❤️

[poulpor]

Regarding the first part, have you noticed that when you open the AI Summary window, you can close it by clicking on the webpage background? It won’t solve your problem of knowing when the text has fully finished rendering, but at least it will no longer shift your search downward as you go.
It’s true that visual feedback on the AI generation status would be a plus.

[fccview]

I really like the idea of a visual status to see when the AI is done typing!
Didn't think of it and it would be quite handy to have, I'll add to the list of things to do 👀

[ampersandru]

I like the circling around the box animation and then when its complete, stop the animation and outline the box!