ChatGPT's Chrome add-on can now read the tabs you already have open
OpenAI says its ChatGPT add-on for Chrome can now look at your open tabs and help with tasks. Its Atlas browser is gone.
The Verge reports that OpenAI's ChatGPT add-on for Chrome now works with tabs you already have open. OpenAI says ChatGPT can see them when you tag Chrome in its web or desktop app. In its demo video, someone asks ChatGPT to compare three open tabs of sofas.
OpenAI's sample requests include filling out a form and stopping before it is sent. Another asks ChatGPT to compare contractors in open tabs and draft an email to the best fit.
OpenAI also says the side panel now holds ChatGPT and your full chat history. It says ChatGPT Work can control tabs to send messages, fill out forms or download files. It can also group open tabs.
From the sourceRead the original at The Verge AI →If you use Chrome, you can add the ChatGPT add-on and ask it about the tabs you already have open. OpenAI's Atlas browser is gone.
The facts
- OpenAI's ChatGPT Atlas browser is gone, and the ChatGPT extension for Google Chrome is getting upgrades.
- OpenAI says ChatGPT can view your browser tabs when you tag Chrome in ChatGPT's web or desktop app.
- OpenAI's demo video shows someone asking ChatGPT to compare three open tabs with sofas they are considering.
- One of OpenAI's sample requests asks ChatGPT to fill out a registration form from an event brief and stop before submitting.
- The updated sidebar gives access to ChatGPT and your entire conversation history in Chat or Work, without leaving the page.
- ChatGPT Work can control Chrome tabs for tasks like sending messages, filling out forms or downloading files, and can group open tabs.
- The Verge compares the tab-control feature to Google's Gemini-powered "auto browse" feature.
Sources
- The Verge AI: ChatGPT can peek at your Chrome tabs now
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