▲ 3 r/chrome

Cannot find working instructions to remove Gemini

I have Chrome on my Android, and it just inserted a Gemini button at the bottom of every page. I'd like at least the button gone, and ideally, all Gemini integration entirely, but every guide I can find is apparently outdated. Can anyone recommend a working way to get this off my phone browser, or do I need to uninstall Chrome and use a different browser?

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u/KrytenKoro — 1 day ago
▲ 19 r/digimon

The June 2026 Animedia asks if you could theoretically have 100 partner Digimon, based on Haruomi

And the producer answers by saying, that although you normally need one Sapotama per Digimon, if you had an "irregular constitution" or "enough e-Pulse to keep them fed", you theoretically could have that many.

u/KrytenKoro — 3 months ago

Within the context of the earliest available grammar and the powers of a sovereign, could Mary have realistically said no?

I've seen a lot of apologism on this topic that relies on discussing the English grammar, or treating the situation as equivalent to any other person talking to her, or even quoting the lyrics of a modern priests poem as evidence that there was no coercion or inability for Mary to say no.

I'm having a lot of trouble finding discussion of the question from people who can discuss the grammar of the earliest available manuscripts or the cultural context of the time.

Can anyone shed some light on what the academic consensus is, if any, on whether Mary had a realistic ability to reject the annunciation?

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u/KrytenKoro — 3 months ago