ChatGPT Extension Adds Four Browser Integrations
OpenAI’s ChatGPT browser extension now supports Microsoft Edge, Brave, Opera, and Vivaldi alongside Chrome. Users can @-mention open tabs for context or let ChatGPT control signed-in browser workflows from the desktop app.
This is a distribution upgrade more than a new AI capability: ChatGPT’s computer-use workflow now reaches users inside their existing browser profiles. The convenience is compelling, but broad browser permissions make careful approvals essential.
- –All five browsers support tab mentions and desktop browser control.
- –Chrome, Edge, Brave, and Vivaldi support side chat; Opera requires starting tasks from the desktop app.
- –Existing signed-in sessions make workflows across Gmail, Salesforce, LinkedIn, and internal tools more practical.
- –Developers can use it for browser-based testing, QA, research, and repetitive web automation.
- –Permissions can include page debugging, browsing history, downloads, bookmarks, and website data, so allowlists and confirmations matter.
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