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According to a post on X by @reach_vb, OpenAI's @btraut said side chats in ChatGPT now survive app restarts and updates, which addresses one of users' biggest complaints. The same post says side chats open faster, work better with the main chat, and fail fewer tool calls. @Dimillian reportedly said mobile support is coming soon. The source snippet does not give specific dates or figures for these changes.
According to a post on X by @reach_vb, OpenAI's @btraut said side chats in ChatGPT now survive app restarts and updates, which addresses one of users' biggest complaints. The same post says side chats open faster, work better with the main chat, and fail fewer tool calls. @Dimillian reportedly said mobile support is coming soon. The source snippet does not give specific dates or figures for these changes.
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OpenAI's @btraut says side chats in ChatGPT now survive app restarts and updates, fixing one of users' biggest complaints. @reach_vb adds that they open faster, work better with the main chat and fail fewer tool calls, and @Dimillian says mobile is coming soon. Why it matters: Fewer lost conversations makes...
Users who run long research or work sessions in ChatGPT are most affected, since side chats are less likely to be lost after a restart or update. Builders relying on ChatGPT for multi-step work may see fewer failed tool calls, though the post does not quantify this. Watch for the mobile rollout timing and whether OpenAI publishes official release notes confirming these changes.
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