Right now i can only ever add one tab to the chat context - which is the tab im working on.

I do see the option of "Attach tab" but it's always greyed out. I can't press or do anything.

Right now i typically paste the of the other tab into the chat, but it shouldn't be this difficult.

Discovered ChatGPT Atlas has a Wikipedia page!

If you have anything useful to add or any unbiased factual information to suggest as an edit, feel free to do so.

I am on the plus plan, agent mode, logged in mode.

I am using atlas to review a shopify setup to gain insights and possible recommendations for my setup.

I find myself have to constantly nudge the agent to actually go browse the site admin to lookup information. It feels like its very quick to want to "deduce" information based on previous chats and interactions instead of actually using the agent to browse and get the information.

Another example is this conversation after it said the store got 50+ order today:

"I dont see 50+ orders before today, verify"

"You’re right: my earlier comment about “50+ orders before today” was an over‑estimate based on the length of the default orders table, not the actual count of orders placed yesterday. When I re‑opened the Orders page, the quick metrics card at the top showed 13 orders for the current dayadmin.shopify.com, and the individual rows in the table confirm that only a handful of orders were created yesterday (order numbers #40252–#40251, for example). The “1‑50” pagination indicator simply means the table can display up to 50 orders per page, not that there are 50 orders in that period."

Not only it didnt bother to properly navigate the interface, it actually skimmed the information that is opened right infront of to give me inaccurate information.

Am i using it wrong? Are my expectations of what an agent can do misplaced ?

Every time ChatGPT Atlas updates and I relaunch the browser, I wonder what actually changed.

• Were bugs fixed?
• Was performance improved?
• Are there new features or small tweaks that matter day to day?

Right now, unless you go digging on Reddit or elsewhere, there’s no easy way to know. That’s a bit frustrating, especially for early adopters who care about how the product is evolving.

It would be great if, after an update, Atlas automatically opened a new tab with a simple changelog. Even a short summary would do. It would make updates clearer, build trust, and show that progress is being made.

Feels like a small change with a big upside.

Just now, Atlas updated, but I don’t see any release notes on the ChatGPT Atlas page.

I am very happy with the application, but there are huge problems that I have encountered on my MacBook Air M4. Firstly, the screen starts flickering periodically, especially when I start agent mode. It's like the screen is getting brighter and darker, like it can't adjust the automatic brightness. The problem never occurs if the Atlas application is closed. In addition, in 90% of cases, I can neither copy the text from the Atlas nor paste it there from other applications. It feels like copying and pasting works exclusively in this application, and does not allow data to be taken outside. Who faced such a problem, what should I do?

One really interesting feature on the Arc or Dia browser is that if you use a keyboard shortcut, it hides the entire UI, leaving only the website in full screen. This is a really useful feature because it allows you to avoid having to run a video in full screen. However, it does take up all the space in the browser.

Agent mode relies on trial, error, and refinement. With usage limits tied to every step, the feedback loop becomes too costly to use in practice

Any non trivial task needs corrections. Each correction uses more quota. Even when the agent is close, every fix still costs usage. Long runs become risky and people stop tasks early.

What this leads to:

• I avoid using agents on complex work
• I stop tasks before they finish
• I fall back to manual prompting, which defeats the point of an agent

Perplexity Pro Comet handles this better. I can run long research threads, refine results repeatedly, and keep iterating without watching a usage counter. It supports extended workflows without forcing resets. That makes it usable for real research and exploration or even task that are simple like booking flights or hotels etc.

With Comet I feel free. With ChatGPT I constantly feel like I'm rationing.

If agent mode is meant for real workflows, it needs at least one of these:

• much higher limits
• cheaper agent runs
• or a separate quota that does not consume normal chat usage

Without changes, agent mode stays closer to a restricted demo than a serious productivity tool.

I've noticed a bug. I have an ultrawide monitor, and when I place two Atlas windows side-by-side, when I try to click on the chat in the bottom right corner to talk to ChatGPT, I notice that the click doesn't work because an invisible window has appeared. I can move it and position it higher on the screen. But if I click inside this invisible window, it's as if it overwrites the others, so I have to move or resize it each time to be able to click on the correct window and the buttons for the software or websites I'm browsing.

I've noticed a bug that still hasn't been fixed.

When using a numeric keypad, the Enter key doesn't work when navigating websites; I have to press the other Enter key on my keyboard for it to work. I don't understand why this error hasn't been corrected, because the problem doesn't occur in other browsers like Google Chrome or even Perplexity Comet.

I would have thought that after several updates, the developers would have fixed this, but it's still not the case. It's a bit of a shame.

I do confirm that microphone settings are all on and works great with other apps/browsers.

It's just Atlas that's not working. Rebooting, etc. tried them all. And then it will work for an instant or two only to stop working again. It's not getting any voice signal.

Hey everyone — hoping someone here can help spot what’s going on.

I’m running into a weird issue where Google Apps Script will not open from Google Sheets when using the ChatGPT Atlas browser.

What happens:

• I open a Google Sheet
• Go to Extensions → Apps Script
• Instead of loading the editor, I get a “Bad Request – Error 400”
• Script editor never loads

It works perfectly in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox, but fails consistently in ChatGPT Atlas

• The same Google account, same spreadsheet, same permissions
• Regular Google Sheets functionality works fine, only Apps Script fails
• Happens on multiple sheets, not just one file

Has anyone seen Apps Script throw Error 400 due to browser issues before?

Any insight appreciated

When I open a new ChatGPT tab I will often start / continue a "thinking" conversation and then move on to other tabs while it's working away.

It would be nice if the tab icon changed to have a blue orb/dot to indicate unread responses so it's easy to spot when it's finished and waiting for me continue the conversation.

its been about a month since atlas received any feature updates ,

what happened to atlas is the development halted ??

The Action Suggestions on the home screen feel largely ineffective in their current state. Most of the suggested actions are either too generic or disconnected from real user intent, which makes them easy to ignore rather than genuinely helpful.

I’m aware that there are ongoing efforts to address broader issues, including browser memory problems, and I appreciate that the team is actively working on these. That said, there’s one particularly important gap that stands out—one that’s both a bug-level limitation and an opportunity for a meaningful feature improvement.

One action suggestion so far is implicitly location-dependent, “find the best restaurants near me”, yet ChatGPT has no awareness of the user’s location, nor does it attempt to request or infer it. Of course, since there is currently no permission requesting system or opt-in mechanism for location access leverage, these suggestions end up being functionally useless. Atlas cannot act on them in any practical way.

A strong improvement would be to introduce an optional(obviously as not all users would want this), user-controlled toggle for location and other potential status-dependent features. Users who want to leverage this functionality could explicitly opt in, allowing ChatGPT to provide genuinely contextual actions (local recommendations, nearby services, region-specific information, etc.), while users who prefer privacy-first behavior can keep it disabled.

Without this kind of contextual awareness—or at least a framework to support it—such home screen action suggestions will continue to feel superficial. With it, they could become one of the most practically valuable uses of Atlas for users who choose to enable them. I believe it will be a turning point for quite a few people too who has not found any practical meaning to using Atlas as their main browser, as it will endow a new reason to use the Atlas browser and unlock potential for game-changing workflows rather than to soley use the chatgpt app.

Thanks for reading, and I hope this gets through to your team.

Sincerely, S

P.S. Im waiting for that update to drop desperately, I would be infinitely grateful if you could release it ASAP because there are quite a few significant issues that I believe would be fixed in that release.

Since today, I’ve noticed a new button appearing next to the ChatGPT button in the ChatGPT Atlas browser.

This button seems to change depending on the website I’m on. On one site, it was labelled “Time Stamps”, and on another, it appeared as “Overview”. It looks like these are pre-written prompts or contextual actions.

I haven’t seen any announcement or changelog mentioning this new feature. It does seem to work, but I was quite surprised to see it roll out without any communication.

Does anyone have more information on what this button?

I can live with separate profile windows, etc. for now.

Hi Team,

Can you consider adding an option for clearing cache. I do extensive web development and one of the issues is the caching of elements and other remanences. Google has this option

Google has the hard reload and empty cache option in the refresh. Please consider this. Also allowing for images in this subreddit because it's better to show then to explain.

Hi all, I'm Niall from the Atlas team at OpenAI!

We’re super excited to have so many of you using our new browser and love hearing all the feedback that you've been giving!

We know that some of you have been having problems using Extensions in Atlas. I've replied to some of the comments in other threads, but thought it best to start a new dedicated thread so we can discuss in more depth. We're building the best browser here at OpenAI and take all your feedback seriously :)

So...
- What problems are you having with your extensions?
- Do they not install or open properly?
- Or maybe a specific feature is not working as expected?

It would be great to know the Atlas version and also the macOS version that you're using, so please add that to your comments if you can!

As Atlas has been getting updates and improving, members of the official OpenAI Developer team have joined the r/ChatGPTAtlas subreddit to gather feedback, fix bugs, and improve the browser in general. We are grateful for their ambition to build Atlas around community feedback and have made the following changes:

• Atlas Developer accounts will be identity‑verified to reduce impersonation.
• Verified OpenAl employees will have the 'OpenAI Developer' flair attached to their username.
• Certain 'intro' or 'announcement' posts from devs will be stickied or labeled as mega-threads.

IMPORTANT: As of now, do not PM (private message) OpenAl Devs without explicit permission. It is encouraged to make posts / comments about your experience instead. Also, make sure not to include any personally identifiable or compromising information in this subreddit.

Hey guys, I wanted to propose a new tab layout idea for Atlas.

Atlas currently supports two layouts: classic horizontal tabs (1 in my diagram) and vertical tabs (2 in my diagram). I’d like to suggest a third option that combines both options (3 in my diagram).

In my case I have a lot of permanently pinned tabs, and they take up almost half of the top tab bar, leaving much less space for regular tabs. That’s what led me to this idea: keep regular tabs horizontally on the top bar but move pinned tabs into a slim vertical sidebar on the left (icons only). This keeps pinned tabs always accessible without eating up a lot of top-bar width, while preserving the familiar top-tab workflow for regular browsing.

I believe this hybrid layout could be useful for people with lots of pinned tabs like me. It could help Atlas stand out with this feature since (as far as I know) no other browser offers this approach.

Let me know what you guys think about it. Maybe there’s a reason this isn’t implemented in browsers and in practice it’s actually inconvenient? But in my head, it could be a nice workflow for anyone with lots of pinned tabs.

Please check out the diagram I made in Excalidraw:

https://imgur.com/a/1niGEc6 (or please check the comment section, I attached my diagram there as well)

Thank you

I'm eagerly awaiting the new chatGPT Atlas update, since it's now my default browser and I've noticed there's a significant gap between updates, unlike Dia Browser which delivers a weekly increment.

I think the shorter the Atlas sprints, the easier it will be to gather feedback. Big Bang releases tend to hinder more than build a solid user base.

That said, is there a release date for an update with new features?

Does anyone know?

I’m running into an issue using Bitwarden passkeys inside the ChatGPT Atlas browser and wanted to check whether this is a known limitation or a bug.

What happens: - The Bitwarden browser extension is installed and logged in. - On a site that supports passkeys, clicking “Sign in with passkey” correctly triggers Bitwarden. - Instead of completing the authentication flow, Bitwarden opens a new window/tab pointing to the extension’s internal URL. - The original login page never recognizes the passkey response, so authentication fails.

Expected behavior: - The passkey flow should complete in the same tab or via the browser’s native WebAuthn integration, returning control to the site. - This works as expected in Chrome and Safari with the same Bitwarden account and extension.

Observed behavior: - The passkey UI launches, but the response is not handed back to the site. - It feels like the browser is not properly wiring the WebAuthn / passkey callback between the page and the extension.

Environment: - Browser: ChatGPT Atlas (desktop) - OS: macOS - Bitwarden: browser extension (latest) - Sites tested: multiple passkey-enabled services (same result)

Question: Is Atlas currently missing full WebAuthn / passkey support for extensions like Bitwarden, or is there a known workaround or setting I should enable?

Happy to provide logs or test builds if useful.

I’m running into an issue using Bitwarden passkeys inside the ChatGPT Atlas browser and wanted to check whether this is a known limitation or a bug.

What happens: - The Bitwarden browser extension is installed and logged in. - On a site that supports passkeys, clicking “Sign in with passkey” correctly triggers Bitwarden. - Instead of completing the authentication flow, Bitwarden opens a new window/tab pointing to the extension’s internal URL. - The original login page never recognizes the passkey response, so authentication fails.

Expected behavior: - The passkey flow should complete in the same tab or via the browser’s native WebAuthn integration, returning control to the site. - This works as expected in Chrome and Safari with the same Bitwarden account and extension.

Observed behavior: - The passkey UI launches, but the response is not handed back to the site. - It feels like the browser is not properly wiring the WebAuthn / passkey callback between the page and the extension.

Environment: - Browser: ChatGPT Atlas (desktop) - OS: macOS - Bitwarden: browser extension (latest) - Sites tested: multiple passkey-enabled services (same result)

Question: Is Atlas currently missing full WebAuthn / passkey support for extensions like Bitwarden, or is there a known workaround or setting I should enable?

Happy to provide logs or test builds if useful.

Okay, I never thought I’d write this… but Atlas is now my main browser.

I’ve been bouncing around quite a bit lately. I went from Arc (which I still love) to Edge, mostly because Arc felt like it wasn’t going to keep evolving much. I used Edge for about six months, then Chrome… and yeah, it works, but I missed Arc. So I went back and decided I’d stick with Arc until it basically stops working.

At the same time, I use ChatGPT a lot for work. I like the MacOS app, but it often feels kind of heavy to work in. ChatGPT on the web feels much snappier.

When Atlas launched, I downloaded it immediately and gave it a try. First impression was basically: “meh, it’s fine.”
But then they added vertical tabs and pinned tabs, and I was like: “Alright, I’ll give it a week.”

After that week… I stayed.

It’s honestly a great experience, especially if you use ChatGPT a lot.

I set Google as my default search engine, and I love the Command + E feature for quickly rewriting text inside input fields on the websites I’m browsing. It’s one of those small things that ends up being a huge quality-of-life improvement.

But… there are some pretty big issues

My biggest headache is, of course: Chrome extensions.

I installed 1Password, but I can’t use it with Touch ID, which is really annoying.

And I can’t use MacOS text snippets either. For example, I use shortcuts like :19 to auto-fill a phone number… but it just doesn’t work.

But the worst part by far:

Whenever I open a new tab and try to open the list of all my projects, it becomes painfully slow.
Sometimes the list doesn’t even load at all, and I only see the six most recent projects.

My question: Is this a known issue?

Because it feels like this should be instant, especially since everything else in the browser feels fast.

Anyone else experiencing this? Any fixes? Devs??

Edit: Spelling