OpenAI Launches Codex Chrome Extension for In-Browser AI Coding Assistance
OpenAI’s new Codex Chrome extension brings AI-powered coding and web testing directly into your browser on Mac and PC—no full desktop takeover required. It handles multi-tab context, DevTools, and more, making code workflows faster and less intrusive.
OpenAI Codex Launches as Chrome Extension: Boost Browser-Based Coding Efficiency
OpenAI has officially released the Codex for Chrome extension, bringing its AI coding assistant directly into Mac and PC Chrome browsers. After noticing that most workflows happen within the browser following the desktop app’s “computer use” feature, this new extension allows Codex to autonomously test web apps, gather context across multiple tabs, and call browser developer tools—without taking over user control. It’s designed to handle complex browser-based tasks faster and more conveniently than traditional plugins or APIs.
OpenAI Codex Chrome Extension Now Available – Run AI Coding Assistant Directly in Your Browser
OpenAI has officially launched the Codex for Chrome extension, bringing its AI coding assistant directly into the browser on Mac and PC. This update lets Codex test web apps, grab context across multiple tabs, and use DevTools – all without taking over your browser. It’s a faster, more convenient way to handle browser-side tasks that plugins or APIs can’t manage.
OpenAI Launches Codex Chrome Extension for In-Browser Coding
OpenAI has officially released the Codex Chrome extension, bringing its AI-powered coding assistant directly into the browser. Available for both Mac and PC, the extension lets Codex seamlessly interact with the browser environment—testing web apps, gathering context across multiple tabs, and accessing developer tools—without taking over your control. This update makes Codex faster and more practical for everyday browser-based tasks.
Midjourney's New Feature: Character Reference for Consistent Characters Across Multiple Images
Midjourney has just rolled out a handy update—the "Character Reference" (-cref) feature—solving a common headache for creators: keeping faces, outfits, and body types consistent across multiple images. With a single tag, you can now lock in a character's look for different scenes, making series illustrations, comics, and character design much more efficient.
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