Atlas Browser: Feature requests from the Developer Community

Dear Community,

Adam Fry, the Product Lead for ChatGPT Atlas is asking for your input on which features to add next!

If you don’t have an account there, feel free to post your wishlist here instead.

Looking forward to hearing what you’d love to see next!

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Hi team,

I’d like to request that the ChatGPT Atlas browser include full access to the browser’s developer tools. As a data scientist, I often work with interactive dashboards and web-based notebooks that load dynamic content from APIs and run heavy client-side scripts. When something goes wrong, the developer console is the only way to inspect network requests, debug JavaScript, and understand how the DOM is changing.

Having dev tools available in Atlas would make it possible to diagnose issues with interactive visualizations (for example, if a D3 or Plotly chart fails to render), monitor network calls to check that data is being fetched correctly, and profile performance on pages that process large datasets. This would greatly streamline debugging and optimisation of our data pipelines, especially when building prototypes that rely on web technologies.

Atlas already includes powerful AI assistance, and pairing that with standard developer tools would empower us to iterate quickly and produce better analyses. Please consider enabling the developer console so that data scientists and developers can fully leverage Atlas for end-to-end workflows.

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i’d like to suggest adding devtools as a tab inside chatgpt atlas instead of opening it in a separate window. it would be much better if devtools could appear as a tab or docked panel within the main atlas window, so i can easily inspect elements and ask chatgpt questions about what i’m seeing. this would make debugging web pages much smoother.

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I want to use this browser. I love the integrated ChatGPT feature. However, I cannot stand being forcibly restricted to an ecosystem. I want to use ChatGPT for 90% of things, but for 10% of things, I still need Google.

  1. I should be able to customize my homescreen (I don’t want my homescreen to be ChatGPT, I already have an app for that), in this case I want it to be google
  2. I should be able to customize default search in the address bar (in this case, I dont want to make ChatGPT search when I type in a half complete URL, I want a google search)

Until this customization is complete, I can’t use this browser. When I search for a URL, I don’t want to wait 5 seconds for a ChatGPT summary of what I am looking for, I just want a half a second google search result where I can pick the top entry.

When I search for a product, I don’t want a ChatGPT summary of what I’m looking for, I just want the link to the product

When I search for documentation, I don’t want a summary of the search results, I just want a link to the documentation served immediately

I love Atlas because a lot of the time I do what the ChatGPT summary, but by not giving me a choice, and forcing me away from using non AI search (which is still a very valid use-case) makes this browser unusable for me unfortunately

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As as grad student, tab organization is the key feature for me! Once Atlas adds “Tab Groups”, ideally similar to Safari, where you can assign a tab group to the current window, I would make Atlas as my default browser.

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was wondering if you could add touchbar support? considering touchbar support goes up to M2, it would be good to see some support for it on atlas. also, currently images don’t load when using chatgpt. would be great if you could fix that as well. also, passkey support would be good. logging into things with touch id would be alot easier.