Temporary solution: A bookmarklet to redisplay the edit and the copy buttons in ChatGPT.
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Last updated: 2025-02-15T17:20:00Z
How to Use the “Restore Button” Bookmarklet
If you’ve noticed that edit user input button has disappeared due to a current page layout bug, you can easily bring it back by using the following bookmarklet. You also get the appearance of a “copy” button. Below are step-by-step instructions for Chrome and Firefox.
1. Copy the Bookmarklet Code
2. Create a New Bookmark
For Chrome:
- Right-click on the bookmarks bar (or open the bookmark manager).
- Select Add page (or Add bookmark).
- Give it a name (e.g., “Restore Button”).
- Paste the code above into the URL field.
- Click Save.
For Firefox:
- Right-click on the bookmarks toolbar (or open the bookmark manager).
- Select New Bookmark.
- Name it (e.g., “Restore Button”).
- Paste the code above into the Location field.
- Click Add or Save.
3. Use the Bookmarklet
- Go to the page where the button is missing.
- Click on your newly created “Restore Button” bookmark.
- The missing button should reappear or be repositioned properly.
That’s it! You’ve successfully added and used the bookmarklet to fix the buggy button display.
In the updated version, I oriented the buttons in a column near the bottom of the user input, a visual change that can still be a bookmarklet feature - also useful were you use similar CSS to restore full width to a user’s message.
It seems that free account doesn’t get to edit the first message, but can re-send later ones. There may be other types of features employed that can prohibit edit still.