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OpenAI also provides a Chrome Extension (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/chatgpt-search/ejcfepkfckglbgocfkanmcdngdijcgld https://chromewebstore.google.

OpenAI also provides a Chrome Extension (https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/chatgpt-search/ejcfepkfckglbgocfkanmcdngdijcgld https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/chatgpt-search/ejcf...) to trigger a search from the omnibar as the default search engine. If you don't like that (like I do), you can also manually add it under Site Search using https://chatgpt.com/?q=%s&hints=search https://chatgpt.com/?q=%s&hints=search

serjester 2y ago
I tried hacking this together a month ago as an experiment and it was super painful. This seems like exactly what I wanted - props to OpenAI. Google should be on DEFCON 2.
modeless 2y ago
First impression: Far too slow to replace Google Search for this use. I frequently get 5+ seconds of waiting before the first word of a response shows up, vs. less than 1 for Google (which is not as fast as it used to be). OpenAI has a lot of work to do on latency. I can definitely see this new search feature being useful though. The old one was already useful because (if you asked) you could have it visit each result and pull some data out for you and integrate it all together, faster than you could do the same manually. It's often hobbled by robots.txt forbidding it to visit pages, though. What I really want is for it to use my browser to visit the pages instead of doing it server side, so it can use my logged-in accounts and ignore robots.txt.
- c0redump 2y ago
  I can’t help but wonder if the lag time in chatgpt responses is artificial and intentional, to prevent people spamming requests.
zurfer 2y ago
nice thank you. I just added that as a custom search to alfred (on mac). Works well!
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gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
How did you find the extension? Searching the Chrome Web Store for 'SearchGPT' turns up a ton of third-party extensions, not made by OpenAI. Also, there doesn't appear to be a way to search by developer.
- marckrn 2y ago
  They presented the link in the ChatGPT interface. Maybe this was an A/B-test thing, idk.
  - gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
    sama agrees search for extensions not easy lol: https://x.com/sama/status/1852163907735162937 https://x.com/sama/status/1852163907735162937
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serjester 2y ago

I tried hacking this together a month ago as an experiment and it was super painful. This seems like exactly what I wanted - props to OpenAI. Google should be on DEFCON 2.

modeless 2y ago

First impression: Far too slow to replace Google Search for this use. I frequently get 5+ seconds of waiting before the first word of a response shows up, vs. less than 1 for Google (which is not as fast as it used to be). OpenAI has a lot of work to do on latency. I can definitely see this new search feature being useful though. The old one was already useful because (if you asked) you could have it visit each result and pull some data out for you and integrate it all together, faster than you could do the same manually. It's often hobbled by robots.txt forbidding it to visit pages, though. What I really want is for it to use my browser to visit the pages instead of doing it server side, so it can use my logged-in accounts and ignore robots.txt.

c0redump 2y ago
I can’t help but wonder if the lag time in chatgpt responses is artificial and intentional, to prevent people spamming requests.

zurfer 2y ago

nice thank you. I just added that as a custom search to alfred (on mac). Works well!

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gkfasdfasdf 2y ago

How did you find the extension? Searching the Chrome Web Store for 'SearchGPT' turns up a ton of third-party extensions, not made by OpenAI. Also, there doesn't appear to be a way to search by developer.

marckrn 2y ago
They presented the link in the ChatGPT interface. Maybe this was an A/B-test thing, idk.
- gkfasdfasdf 2y ago
  sama agrees search for extensions not easy lol: https://x.com/sama/status/1852163907735162937 https://x.com/sama/status/1852163907735162937
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