
ChatGPT gets deeper Google Chrome integration including control over tabs
OpenAI this week announced deeper integration between ChatGPT and Google Chrome, including the ability to hand control over your tabs to the AI assistant.
via 9to5GoogleReported by 2 outlets
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OpenAI has introduced a major update to its official ChatGPT extension for Google Chrome, enabling the assistant to interact directly with active browser sessions. The refreshed tool, available now through the Chrome Web Store, allows ChatGPT to read content across open tabs and perform tasks within them on behalf of the user. [1][2]
Under the new integration, the assistant can pull context from multiple pages to compare products, draft emails, organize tab groups, and download files. It can also complete online registration and healthcare forms by drawing on information from a user's ChatGPT history and linked plugins. A dedicated sidebar interface provides quick access to these controls, mirroring the placement of Google's built-in Gemini feature. [1][2]

OpenAI this week announced deeper integration between ChatGPT and Google Chrome, including the ability to hand control over your tabs to the AI assistant.
via 9to5Google