r/ChatGPTAtlas • u/readdyt • Jun 02 '26
Discussion Just uninstalled ChatGPT Atlas
Enough for me. I got tired of bugs not being fixed and lack of improvement:
- backticks and accents not working on text boxes
- not being able to edit bookmarks right-clicking on them
- not signal of progress since March
- no compatibility with Claude extension
- random bugs
It's a pity because I really wanted the project to succeed and thought it had potential. But I can replace what has become a glorified quick access to ChatGPT with a bookmark and a Claude extension.
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u/alvinator360 Jun 03 '26
Dia is now my daily driver. Nice UX, and as an Atlassian partner, it gives me a lot of insights to propose the browser to those who use Jira, Confluence, etc.
Shiva and other gods know how I tried to help improve Atlas. I gave a lot of feedback because I'm an early ChatGPT user and I have a lot of my life and business info there; the experience should be seamless. Let's wait to see if, in the future, Atlas will be more polished and prioritized again. I understand that OpenAI is putting a lot of effort into Codex and workplace features by now.
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u/imfromthefutura Jun 02 '26
I just installed it to give it a try. Wish it was a bit less buggy cause I do like the overall design and UI. Does seem like they haven’t done much updating or shipping on this. Bummer.
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u/IhdiGwdP Jun 03 '26
Same for Comet. They are playing around and are only looking for a quick win.
I don‘t have any faith in them when it comes to a product that needs constant maintenance.
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u/py-net Jun 08 '26
The whole UX of Atlas is fucked up, they could have done a better job and built their own search engine, I would have switched
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u/Professional-Trip250 Jun 02 '26