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Wait, when did the ChatGPT/Codex desktop app get this? 👀 Drag tabs between sides, swap the chat and browser, and see tab previews while moving them. Feels like it was overdue from a while 😅. New rollout, hidden feature, or have I just been missing it? 🤔

Developing Adventures

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John Helmuth1 month ago

Didn’t know you could do that. Now we just need split screen chats.

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Yup that would be nice like claude does split screen chats.

Yuri Trukhin1 month ago

@thsottiaux great idea for improvement

Developing Adventures1 month ago

@thsottiaux Its already in app. They are hiding it 🤫

lucasban1 month ago

Now i just want a third column

Developing Adventures1 month ago

I need unlimited columns lol

Mai1 month ago

@thsottiaux How come I don't have such a great feature?

Developing Adventures1 month ago

@thsottiaux Wait for devday 😉

Frank Bradford1 month ago

Yet another reason to buy a Mac

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Do it its the best ☺️

Mark Gerrard1 month ago

I saw this in code when I asked ChatGPT to read it's own code and said gated. Do you know what the feature flags where that you tried?

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Ask ChatGPT to turn on the Tabs feature flags should be able to find it give it this screenshot if needed.

AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

definitely overdue tbh

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Yup this is long overdue and has existed in CC desktop from a while.

AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

Wish more people knew

Developing Adventures1 month ago

I think its gated though my local app is all messed up because i play with feature flags a lot. Would be released on Dev day i think.

AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

Dev day makes sense

catman1 month ago

the tab previews while dragging are a surprisingly big usability win—was this a staged rollout, or just hidden behind a specific ChatGPT/Codex version?

Developing Adventures1 month ago

I am not sure i was playing around with some feature flags of the app and this showed up. So possibly a staged rollout .

catman1 month ago

could be a staged rollout, or an internal flag leaking into prod. did it persist after restarting/logging out,

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Ok turns out i messed with a feature flag that turned it on. 😅

Corey McClain1 month ago

Probably saving it for dev day?

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Yes i think so there are two more features i found would be for devday 😆

TOUMA YAMAZAKI1 month ago

想知道你的录屏工具叫什么名字

Developing Adventures1 month ago

Its this one.

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