ChatGPT can now sign in to websites via remote browser without seeing passwords
TawohAwa · x · 2026-08-26
ChatGPT can now control a remote browser to navigate and sign in to websites. When hitting a login page, it pauses and presents a secure form for credentials, which are sent directly to the browser—not visible to the model or stored. It supports 2FA and retains sessions for future tasks.
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