Changelog

Version 1.5 (Stable)

Option to remove typical LLM attributes such as data-start and data-end, so that if text copied and pasted from ChatGPT is present on a website, it will not be detectable.
Option to preview how an LLM sees the website without having to open DevTools, making verification easier.
- Removed the button to activate "LLM Mode" from the WordPress admin panel, as it is only useful on the frontend.
Plugin translated into the following languages:
- German
- English
- Portuguese
- Romanian
- French
- Catalan
- Galician
- Basque
Improved visual appearance.
Bug fixes for hidden code targeting LLMs in Elementor versions.
- In some Elementor versions, data-nosnippet may not appear. To fix this, go to: Elementor → Settings → Features → Experiments → Disable/Default.

Added the option for data-nosnippet in WordPress editors so that chosen content does not appear in search engine SERPs such as Google (LLMs also extract information from there).
data-nosnippet restricted to only appear on span, div or section elements, as these are the only ones accepted by Google.
The data-nosnippet option and hiding content from LLMs can be combined to further prevent such content from appearing in LLMs (at least making it more difficult).
Improved options for combining this plugin with caching plugins via the control panel.

Reverse GEOhat effect — you can now add content that is invisible to selected AIs or user agents in the following ways:
- Gutenberg: via the block tab (Geohat Options).
- Elementor: via the Advanced tab → after “CSS Classes”.
- Classic Editor: More tools, then Formats. Select the content and choose “Hide for bots”.
- Any editor: By adding the class or attribute data-nosnippet-geohat (which hides content from LLMs).