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Ability to hide AI Assitant section of Storyline Toolbar
Now that my trial is up, the AI Assistant section of the toolbar is taking up space on the toolbar. Can we have an option to turn this off? Without having this feature, this is just visual clutter.
Here to upvote this! I'd love to be able to hide these features in my toolbar as it's definitely snagged up my productivity while working in Storyline.
The company I work for is large and they aren't sure if they're going for the add-on (as it would have to be for every user), but the AI demo has run its course and we'd love to be able to hide those buttons in the meantime. It'd be a huge user experience upgrade to be able to adjust ribbon buttons in preferences. Please add a toggle or customize option for users to streamline their experience!
Hi, everyone!
As Nathan_Hilliard shared, Articulate AI features and functionality are removed from Rise 360 and Storyline 360 when disabled via a request. When you disable Articulate AI on the Articulate 360 dashboard, AI Assistant tools still display in Rise 360 and Storyline 360 but aren’t functional. I appreciate you sharing your feedback on this, and, can see how the option to remove these features directly from your dashboard would be convenient. I've shared your comments with our developers so we'll update you with any news!
Hi Kelly,
I'm now using an older version of Storyline due to the forced and non-removable AI tools in the user interface and tabs. I'm not sure if Articulate is aware but this would make Storyline fall into non-compliance with ATAG 2.0 of W3C accessibility guidelines for user accessibility.By not allowing users to customize or remove something that interrupts workflow due to a disability like dyslexia or visual impairment, this could also fall into non-compliance with federal 508 guidelines.
Personally, I find it highly distracting since so much of my work with Storyline is muscle memory due to using it for so many years. It disrupts my workflow and makes me pause every time to search for something or accidentally clicking on an AI icon that we don't even use.
