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Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. What is Web Chart GPT?
3. Installing Web Chart GPT
4. Using Web Chart GPT
   1. Basic Usage
   2. Custom Prompts
   3. Slash Commands
   4. Disabling Web Access
5. Pros of Web Chart GPT
6. Cons of Web Chart GPT
7. Conclusion

Introduction

In this article, we will explore the features and functionalities of Web Chart GPT. We will discuss how to install and use Web Chart GPT as well as its pros and cons. Whether You are new to Web Chart GPT or already familiar with it, this article will provide valuable insights into maximizing its potential.

What is Web Chart GPT?

Web Chart GPT is a free and open-source browser extension that allows users to access the internet and retrieve web results within the Charge GPT interface. While Charge GPT itself does not have real-time information or internet browsing capabilities, Web Chart GPT extends its functionality by providing up-to-date information from the web.

Installing Web Chart GPT

To install Web Chart GPT, follow these steps:

1. For Google Chrome users:

   • Click on the three dots at the top right corner of the Chrome browser.
   • Select "Extensions" from the dropdown menu.
   • Visit the Chrome Web Store and search for "Web Chart GPT".
   • Click on "Web Chart GPT" in the search results.
   • Click on "Add to Chrome" and confirm the installation.

2. For Microsoft Edge users:

   • Click on "Get it on Edge" to add Web Chart GPT as an add-on for Edge.

3. For Firefox users:

   • Click on "Get it on Firefox" to add Web Chart GPT as an add-on for Firefox.

Using Web Chart GPT

Basic Usage

Once you have installed Web Chart GPT, you can access it by clicking on the Web Chart GPT icon in the toolbar. If you don't have a Charge GPT account, Create one by clicking on "Sign up". If you already have an account, log in to proceed.

Web Chart GPT adds a menu below the default input box. When you enter a query in Charge GPT, the extension will send that query to a search engine and inject the search results into the Charge GPT conversation. It will also create a prompt asking Charge GPT to provide an answer Based on the search results.

For example, if you ask "Who won the FIFA World Cup in 2022?", a new prompt will be created using the search results to provide the answer. By default, three search results are included in Charge GPT, but you can change this number using the dropdown menu.

Custom Prompts

Web Chart GPT allows you to create custom prompts that work with search results and queries. To create a custom prompt:

1. Select "New Prompt" from the dropdown menu.
2. Enter a name for the prompt.
3. Use variables like web results, query, and Current date to refer to the search results or your search query.
4. Enter the prompt in the box below the name.
5. Save the custom prompt.

Now, the custom prompt will Show up in the dropdown list. When you ask Charge GPT using the custom prompt, it will display the results in a specified format, such as a table.

Slash Commands

Web Chart GPT offers two preset slash commands to refine the search results used in prompts:

1. /site: This command limits the search results to a specific Website. To use it, enter the site address after the colon followed by the query. For example, /site:imdb.com Transformers: Rise of the Beast cast retrieves the cast list from the IMDb website.
2. /page: This command allows you to scrape a single website for information. Enter the URL for the page after the colon followed by the query. Keep in mind that this may result in an error if the website has too much text to fit into Charge GPT's Context window.

Disabling Web Access

If you want to disable web access and revert Charge GPT to its default state, you can do so easily with the toggle provided by Web Chart GPT. Alternatively, you can remove the extension from your browser by following these steps:

1. Click on the three dots at the top right corner of the Chrome browser.
2. Select "Extensions" from the dropdown menu.
3. Find the Web Chart GPT extension and click on "Remove".
4. Confirm the removal.

Pros of Web Chart GPT

• Provides access to real-time information from the internet within Charge GPT.
• Enhances the capabilities of Charge GPT for all users, both free and plus.
• Lightweight and fast compared to other web browsing extensions.
• Custom prompts allow for tailored search results and query formats.

Cons of Web Chart GPT

• Limited to the data available on the web until September 2021.
• Cannot provide information on events or updates that occurred after 2021.
• May encounter errors when attempting to scrape websites with excessive text.

Conclusion

In conclusion, Web Chart GPT is a valuable browser extension that extends the functionality of Charge GPT by providing access to real-time information from the internet. Whether you are using Google Chrome, Firefox, or Microsoft Edge, installing and using Web Chart GPT is simple and user-friendly. However, it's important to note the limitations of Web Chart GPT, such as the lack of up-to-date information and the potential for errors when scraping websites. Nonetheless, with its pros and cons in mind, Web Chart GPT can be a powerful tool for enhancing your Charge GPT experience.

Highlights

• Web Chart GPT is a free and open-source browser extension that enables web access within Charge GPT.
• It provides up-to-date information from the internet by injecting search results into the Charge GPT conversation.
• Custom prompts allow for tailored search results and query formats.
• Slash commands help refine search results to specific websites or scrape information from single pages.
• Web Chart GPT is available for Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.

FAQ

Q: Does Web Chart GPT work with all versions of Charge GPT?\ A: Yes, Web Chart GPT works with both free and plus versions of Charge GPT.

Q: Can I customize the number of search results included in Charge GPT?\ A: Yes, you can change the number of search results using the dropdown menu provided by Web Chart GPT.

Q: Is Web Chart GPT available for mobile browsers?\ A: No, currently, Web Chart GPT is only available for Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge on desktop.

Q: Can Web Chart GPT provide information on events that occurred after 2021?\ A: No, Web Chart GPT's last knowledge update was in September 2021, so it cannot provide information on events that occurred after that date.

Q: Can I use Web Chart GPT without a Charge GPT account?\ A: No, you need a Charge GPT account to use Web Chart GPT. You can sign up for one if you don't have an account already.

Q: Can I disable web access in Web Chart GPT?\ A: Yes, you can easily disable web access using the toggle provided by Web Chart GPT or by removing the extension from your browser.

Q: Is Web Chart GPT a reliable source of information?\ A: Web Chart GPT provides information based on search results from the internet, so the reliability depends on the sources of those search results. It's recommended to verify information from multiple sources.

Q: Can I use Web Chart GPT in conjunction with other Charge GPT extensions?\ A: Yes, Web Chart GPT works independently and can be used alongside other Charge GPT extensions.

Q: Are there any usage limitations for Web Chart GPT?\ A: Web Chart GPT is subject to the limitations of Charge GPT and the availability of web data until September 2021. Additionally, some websites may have restrictions or limitations on scraping.

Q: Is Web Chart GPT accessible for users outside of the United States?\ A: Yes, Web Chart GPT is available for users worldwide, regardless of location.