ChatGPT Work Adds Secure Website Sign-Ins
ChatGPT Work can now complete tasks on authenticated websites after users securely take over the browser to sign in. The feature is rolling out on web and mobile for Plus, Pro, and Business users.
This turns ChatGPT Work from a browser assistant into a genuinely useful action-taking agent, especially for repetitive account workflows. The privacy design is promising, but persistent sessions make permission hygiene and prompt-injection defenses critical.
- –Users enter credentials directly through browser takeover, keeping passwords out of the chat and agent screenshots
- –Persistent cookies let the agent resume future tasks without repeated sign-ins
- –Utilities, appointments, and reimbursements are practical demonstrations of high-value browser automation
- –Agents can still access sensitive account data after authentication, so users should limit permissions and review consequential actions
- –Website compatibility and anti-bot controls remain meaningful constraints on real-world reliability
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2026-08-25
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2026-08-25
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