ChatGPT Saved Chats: Save and organize your important conversations in ChatGPT
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ChatGPT Saved Chats: Save and organize your important conversations in ChatGPT
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#2But I don't want to download extensions, they are too security-unfriendly.
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#3But I’m at a place where I can’t determine if the ephemeral UX of chatting with AI (ChatGPT, Claude) isn’t actually better. Most chats I want to save these days are things like code snippets that I’m not ready to integrate yet.
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#4I wish I could search through my chats more easily. But I don't want to download extensions, they are too security-unfriendly.
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#5I’ve always wanted better search and chat organization. But I’m at a place where I can’t determine if the ephemeral UX of chatting with AI (ChatGPT, Claude) isn’t actually better. Most chats I want to save these days are things like code snippets that I’m not ready to integrate yet.
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#6I wish I could search through my chats more easily. But I don't want to download extensions, they are too security-unfriendly.
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#8I don't want this solution delivered in the form of an extension (one practical reason is I use ChatGPT from mobile a lot of the time). I have 0 extensions installed in general.
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#10There are two technologies I use every day that demonstrate a company is capable of solving an incredibly hard problem, X, while completely dropping the ball on the presumable easier part of UX, Y. ChatGPT is one of those. Driving in my Tesla is the other. I'm not sure how or why it happens but I think it about it daily.