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Less than two days ago, OpenAI came out swinging in the fight for the future of the Internet ChatGPT Atlas launchan AI-powered web browser that it hopes will unseat Google Chrome. Adam Fry, OpenAI Atlas Lead, He says The team has already started “going to make it better” and has teased a bunch of new features on the way.
“Profiles are coming!” Fry He said. Tab groups and a combined ad blocker are also on the way in the near future. The features, common to many popular Internet browsers, were included in a list of “post-launch fixes” for Atlas that Fry posted on X. Most of these fixes should arrive “within the coming weeks, though some may take a little longer,” he said.
The menu includes a series of quality-of-life upgrades such as an overflow bookmarks menu and a shortcuts menu.
Changes are also on the way to the browser’s key AI features. This includes the agent — which is only available to ChatGPT Plus and Pro users at the moment and can take actions on your behalf — and the Ask ChatGPT sidebar, which integrates the company’s main chatbot. The agent will have better response times, a more reliable “pause” function, and improved integration with products like Google Drive and Cloud Excel, Fry said. The sidebar will be easier to use without leaving the app, and will allow users to directly select different projects or AI models without having to navigate far.
“If you have more suggestions for us, let us know!” Fry said. for him Replies Suggestions suggest that OpenAI already has a robust prototype that allows users to copy and insert text directly from the Ask ChatGPT sidebar. He also said that it would be a good idea if the browser automatically reopened pinned tabs upon closing and restarting.
Fry He said The team is also working on some “specific”, though unspecified, fixes for the 1Password password manager. “There are other things we are working on, but they may involve partners, and we have left them off this list.”
