Hello everyone! I’ve been living in Perplexity for the past few months, using it daily for deep research on email infrastructure and marketing automation workflows. It’s become my go-to for cutting through the noise and finding those obscure forum threads or documentation gems that Google sometimes buries. However, I’ve hit a persistent snag that’s starting to really impact my flow.
I’m talking about the “Related Questions” section that appears after every single answer. While I understand the intent—to guide exploration—it creates visual clutter that breaks my concentration. When I’m tracing a complex topic like DMARC record alignment or the specifics of a SendGrid webhook payload, I need to focus on the primary answer. Having those extra suggested questions pulling my attention away is more of a distraction than a help, especially during long sessions.
I’ve tried the obvious routes:
* Scouring the Settings menu (both web and mobile) for any toggle related to suggestions, recommendations, or UI elements.
* Using browser extensions to try and hide the element, but this is a patchy solution that breaks sometimes.
* Searching the community here and in other forums, but most threads are about *generating* related questions, not disabling them.
So, my question to all of you Perplexity power-users: is there a hidden setting, a flag, a browser bookmarklet, or *any* method to permanently disable this “Related Questions” feature? I’m hoping for a native setting I might have missed, but I’m also very interested in any stable workarounds the community has engineered.
I’m passionate about tools that adapt to our deep work habits, not the other way around. Finding a solution here would seriously elevate my Perplexity experience from great to essential. Thanks in advance for sharing any insights or tricks you might have!
—Aurora
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