OpenAI has upgraded ChatGPT’s Google Chrome extension, adding the ability to read a user’s open browser tabs. After installing the extension, users can tag Chrome inside the ChatGPT web app or desktop app, allowing ChatGPT to access tab content and deliver more targeted responses or help complete tasks. OpenAI also shared a demo video showing a user asking ChatGPT to compare sofa information across several open tabs. The update was cited by The Verge AI. The announcement points to a tighter connection between ChatGPT and the user’s live browsing context, with the extension designed to pull information directly from tabs that are already open rather than relying only on manually pasted text or links. The example shown by OpenAI focuses on shopping-style comparison across multiple pages.
OpenAI said it has upgraded ChatGPT’s Google Chrome extension so it can read a user’s open browser tabs.
Once the extension is installed, users can tag Chrome in the ChatGPT web app or desktop app. ChatGPT can then access the content of those tabs to give more targeted answers or help complete tasks.
OpenAI also released a demo video showing a user asking ChatGPT to compare sofa information across multiple open tabs. The update was noted by The Verge AI.
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