Today I started to get these kind of prompt suggestions under the responses:
They really don’t add any value and just distract me from what I’m working on. The only way to disable it is adding a little browser script to set display:none to the container that inserts these suggestions in the page, but it should just be an optional setting in the menu if you ask me.
Don’t get me wrong, I’m all for adding new features and improvements, but they seem to be randomly forced upon users. For example: I quite liked the previous way of deleting chats as well since the confirm button was located right next to the delete button, which made it quick and easy to quickly delete a bunch of chats I didn’t need anymore, but then suddenly they decided to add a modal window for the delete confirmation:
It’s just a small change and I don’t mean to complain about it, but it’s really not an “improvement” of how it worked before that.
I mean, if you want to make an improvement, then here’s a few suggestions from the top of my head:
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add checkmark selections before the chats and allow users to delete multiple chats simultaneously, for example
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Make those tiny little scroll bars a bit bigger so they’re a little easier to click or better yet
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Make the chat window wider than the current 653 pixels, so the code blocks don’t need to be horizontally scrolled in the response in order to see the complete response.
This last suggestion is literally 1 line of CSS that needs to be changed:
.xl:max-w-3xl {
max-width: 48rem;
}
Just modify max-width: 48rem; to 100% and the chat window looks like this:
instead of the standard:
As you can see the code is actually readable in the 100% width screen, where I need to horizontally scroll in the current version.
ok, end of rant and back to work 
