You can now search through your chat history with ChatGPT on the web

ChatGPT conversations can build up quickly if you talk to the AI ​​chatbot regularly. However, finding a particular piece of discussion with ChatGPT was difficult, even with well-labeled thread names. OpenAI has released a new search feature for ChatGPT to address this issue. This feature allows you to search past conversations by searching for specific terms, making it much easier to find bits you don’t quite remember, or to pull up old discussions without having to dig deep into the list of discussions.

The chat search feature (which should not be confused with the new ChatGPT search feature) is only available to those who subscribe to ChatGPT Plus or Teams for now, although free users should be able to use it starting next month. To use the search feature, all you need to do is click on the magnifying glass icon at the top of the ChatGPT sidebar. Write the word or phrase you want to find, and the AI ​​chatbot will search your history to locate specific messages. If you have particularly long chat threads, this can save you a lot of time.

ChatGPT search, not SearchGPT