Is it possible to have an extension for ChatGPT that redirects us to the website?
This allows us to avoid paying
The idea would be to copy-paste the text, well, I already do that for LanguageTool, but I do not know how to make the browser call and open a new tab, etc.
Maybe we should open another post to discuss this?
I looked into it, and ChatGPT website does not accept URL parameters for specifying the initial text. This seems to be a roadblock for further progress.
The alternative would be UI scripting using AppleScript, which is unreliable and nasty, and not fun to write or maintain. I leave this as an exercise to the reader!
Sorry, I did not receive notification of your reply. Thank you for taking the time to reply and look at my problem. It’s a real shame not to be able to use the site directly instead of the API.
I’ll check the Chartgpt extension thread to see if it’s possible to easily include the conditions I want.
Edit: I just saw that I had already made the request on the topic of the CHatGPT extension.
I know this is old, but I was just thinking what if there was a way we could make it run as a bookmarklet?
Example:
I do SEO for a living and need to copy URLs all day and then paste them into various tools and what not. One of them that I set up was a bookmarklet to put the currently focused tab URL into Pagespeed Insights. When I click on the bookmarklet, it simply opens a new tab, navigates to the website, then inputs the URL and runs it. I put the script below. Would something like this work?
I’d like to reopen the discussion about my idea, originally presented here: New extension: ChatGPT - #17 by hercut, and which I clarified in a previous post.
This would be extremely useful, as I systematically forget to write the condition. The suggestion made by @andy4222 might come in handy, but it requires logging on to the site and I’m not sure how to retrieve the ChatGPT response.
I hadn’t seen your message, thank you!
Well, it doesn’t work for me.
I guess it’s because of one of my FF plugins.
It opens the window on the site, but it doesn’t integrate the text. However, I can see it embedded in the url …
@nick
Sorry for the double post.
I’ve been trying for a good 2 hours to figure out how to do things on my own.
But, I’ve been trying to open or create a popclip container for 1/2 hours. On my mac the popclip container is not seen as an openable package, I don’t understand.
Would you be so kind as to add the possibility of prompting also on the extension for the mac application?
I’ve updated the extension with a Prompt option., and also added a “New Chat” or “Current Chat” option. See new version 236: ChatGPT App — PopClip Extensions
Is it possible to put the prompt option somewhere else? Like, when you click on the icon, it asks for a manual prompt, or one that’s already been saved, or nothing if you validate directly?