OpenAI just announced ChatGPT Atlas, a new web browser that comes with ChatGPT integrated directly into the browsing experience. This launch marks another big step toward turning ChatGPT into a true “AI agent” — one that can not only search and summarize information but also navigate websites, fill forms, and perform actions for you.
As of today, unfortunately, Intel-based Macs aren’t supported yet — similar to the early ChatGPT desktop app limitation.
Built on Chromium — Familiar, But Smarter
Atlas is built on Chromium, the same open-source engine used by Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Brave. It uses the Aura UI layer, which gives it a familiar interface, making the transition easy for most users.
The difference is what’s inside — Atlas has ChatGPT fully embedded, meaning the AI assistant understands your browsing context and can act directly on the web page you’re viewing.

Agent Mode — The AI That Browses for You
One of the most exciting features is Agent Mode. This allows ChatGPT to take action on your behalf:
- Visit websites
- Gather data
- Perform research
- Fill forms or compare products
For eCommerce users, this could open some interesting possibilities. Imagine ChatGPT comparing suppliers, reading listings, or gathering product specs directly from websites — all inside one window.
We tested it by letting the agent browse our own website, and it handled navigation impressively well. Interestingly, when it encountered a reCAPTCHA, it politely refused to solve it.

Why This Matters
This move brings OpenAI directly into the browser market — competing with Chrome and Safari, but offering something entirely new: an AI-first browsing experience.
Atlas can remember context, summarize your browsing activity, and even plan tasks — like creating lists of suppliers or summarizing pricing data — without switching tabs.
It’s still early, but it’s easy to imagine how tools like Atlas could eventually integrate with platforms like GeekSeller, helping sellers analyze listings, track competition, or automate parts of catalog management.