This extension reads all your passwords in all the webpages. wtf

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Does not work, only shows ads to other Chat-GPT addons (that actually redirect you to Chrome addons lol). Using latest stable version of Firefox.

Doesn't show in Google 3/4s of the time.

ruins the chat gpt page itself

was fantasticly useful whilst it worked. after the most recent update, it no longer shows on my Google searches (maybe appears randomly after leaving a page in the background for a while), no matter what I change the extensions settings to. I've tried disabling all other extensions etc with no luck. was a super useful extension prior to this update when it worked everytime without fail.

I like this extension, I find it useful, easy to install and easy to use. There are many themes to change when using.

I can't believe how easy ChatGPT for Search Engines makes finding information. It's like having a personal search assistant right there in my browser. I'm blown away! 🤯🤯🤯

A very useful tool to download is one that provides a variety of templates and prompts to help you maximize the power of ChatGPT.

I'm glad to hear that you like the latest update! There are a lot of diverse and user-friendly template designs available now.

The updated ChatGPT homepage now includes promising features such as prompt templates and popular prompts.

these prompts are beneficial, wish it will have more in the future

The promps template display annoys me at first, but the developer seems to understand that and has added a feature to enable/disable prompts template. Good!

Works well in DuckDuckGo. One big problem, and the reason I'm removing this, is that the templates UI clutters up the GPT interface to the point where I'm pretty frustrated trying to scroll my chats. On my smallish Macbook, the vertical real estate that the template stuff takes up is enormous, and unconfigurable. So, dev, please make it configurable, or better yet, split these two distinct pieces of functionality out into their own extensions. Heck, I bet ChatGPT can help you refactor it into two of them ;)

Until then, I am following the advice of an adjacent review and checking out Qwant and the related extension.