OpenAI is ending Atlas, its AI browser introduced in October. After a few months of testing, the company seems to have decided that the browser is a feature rather than the main destination.

Instead of keeping a separate browser, OpenAI is moving Atlas’s agent-like browsing features into products people already use. A new Google Chrome extension will let users summarize web pages, ask questions about the page they are viewing, and start longer tasks, making it a direct competitor to Google’s Gemini Side Panel.

OpenAI is also upgrading the ChatGPT desktop app with a more capable browser. Users will be able to browse sites, log into accounts, download files, and interact with web pages without leaving ChatGPT. A separate cloud browser runs remotely on OpenAI’s servers so agents can complete tasks for users.