How to Set Up ChatGPT Atlas on macOS

OpenAI has just launched ChatGPT Atlas, a new AI browser with built-in ChatGPT. You can get this browser on your Mac and use the chatbot directly on any page. Below, we’ll cover how to set up ChatGPT Atlas on macOS in just a few simple steps. 

We’ll also explain what makes this browser so unique. If you’re curious about Atlas and wondering how it can benefit you, read on!

What Is ChatGPT Atlas?

ChatGPT Atlas is an AI browser that’s built around ChatGPT. It’s now available to Free, Plus, Pro, and Go users. It’s like a combined AI assistant and browser.

You can ask the chatbot questions on every page you open while you’re researching, working, or shopping. Furthermore, Atlas has special features such as:

• Browser memories—The AI will remember your browsing habits and offer more personalized suggestions. You’re free to archive or delete these memories.
• Agent mode—You can set it up to automate tasks and do work for you. For example, ask it to get items from your shopping cart and order them directly to your home. 
• Page visibility control—You’re completely in charge of what the chatbot can access. If you toggle off the visibility setting, ChatGPT can’t view the contents of the page.

How to Set Up ChatGPT Atlas on macOS

Now, let’s go through the steps together to download and install it:

1. Go to the ChatGPT Atlas website and select the Download for macOS button.
2. Select the Atlas icon and drag it into your Applications folder.
3. Open the app and log in with your ChatGPT account. Alternatively, you can sign up if you don’t have an account.
4. Once you log in, select Start import to import your old browsing data from Chrome or Safari.
5. You can enable browser memories for smarter and more personalized suggestions. Select Turn on, or Skip if you don’t want this feature.
6. You’ve successfully set up ChatGPT Atlas! Additionally, you can set it as your default browser.

Conclusion

Now you know how to set up ChatGPT Atlas on macOS. As you can see, it’s a simple process where you need to log in and follow the prompts until the end. Moreover, this browser features chatbot integration, memories based on your browsing history, Agent mode, and more. If you’re tired of switching between tabs to use ChatGPT Search, you should check out Atlas. Good luck!

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