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<li>Select the websites where you want the extension to be automatically enabled. Or just select all websites
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at once. Sometimes after the updates this option will be disabled, so this is a good troubleshooting step if
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extension is not activated</li>
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<strong>Note:</strong> When updating the extension, Chrome may
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prompt for permission for the extension to access websites. If you
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click 'no', the extension may stop working.
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<p><strong>Note:</strong> When updating the extension, Chrome may prompt for permission for the extension to
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<h2>Tips for using:</h2>
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A few usage tips: Tailored instructions that you enter with this
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extension can improve answers and enhance your overall experience
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with chatbots.
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You don't have to use just emoji for buttons—a custom text may
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help when you have lots of prompts. Just type in the field where
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there is emoji input: text will become the button.
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</li>
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The first button is the system's button and is meant for buttons
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to appear on a floating, resizable panel.
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Example: Grok does not always initiate a search, but for some
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questions, you might feel that the answer would be better if it
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tried to search the web for one.
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If the model sticks to short answers, but if you specify after
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your question that you want a theoretical explanation, a few
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examples, and one related concept, you might receive a much more
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detailed response.
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How can you force model to think? Easy. You can tell it. Simply
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asking to think true may work or may not. But if you actually
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provide model with some advice on how to think and have some sort
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of chain of doubt, then it will more likely to actually initiate
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thinking by itself.
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<li>A few usage tips: Tailored instructions that you enter with this extension can improve answers and
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enhance your overall experience with chatbots.</li>
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<li>You don't have to use just emoji for buttons—a custom text may help when you have lots of prompts. Just type in the field where there is emoji input: text will become the button.</li>
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<li>The first button is the system's button and is meant for buttons to appear on a floating, resizable panel.</li>
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<li>Example: Grok does not always initiate a search, but for some questions, you might feel that the answer
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would be better if it tried to search the web for one.</li>
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<li>The O3 model sticks to short answers, but if you specify after your question that you want a theoretical
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explanation, a few examples, and one related concept, you might receive a much more detailed response.</li>
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<li>When correcting a text, a chatbot may get very creative and replace your slang or informal words with ones
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it thinks are correct. By providing specific instructions to the chatbot, you can avoid this.</li>
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<li>Remove all the example buttons that you will not use, this will make navigation across your buttons easier!</li>
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<li>In Popup, you can reset position of all floating windows if something goes wrong</li>
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<li>See Google’s <ahref="https://www.gptaiflow.com/assets/files/2025-01-18-pdf-1-TechAI-Goolge-whitepaper_Prompt%20Engineering_v4-af36dcc7a49bb7269a58b1c9b89a8ae1.pdf">Prompt Engineering Whitepaper</a>. For example, repeating important instructions both before and after your specific prompt increases the likelihood that those instructions will be followed correctly.</li>
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<li>You can open this page later from the popup</li>
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Next thing that you need to think about is well-told answer will
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be usually longer. So in your prompt, specify the desired length
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of answer to not generate answers that are too long and will waste
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your time reading them.
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When correcting a text, a chatbot may get very creative and
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replace your slang or informal words with ones it thinks are
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correct. By providing specific instructions to the chatbot, you
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can avoid this.
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Remove all the example buttons that you will not use, this will
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make navigation across your buttons easier!
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In Popup, you can reset position of all floating windows if
<h2>See the code and support author, privacy concerns.</h2>
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<p>The extension is open-source and you can see the code on <ahref="https://github.com/MaxITService/ChatGPT-Quick-Buttons-for-your-text">GitHub</a>.
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If you have any questions or suggestions for new features, please contact the author at <ahref="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</a>. The extension does not collect any data</p>
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The extension is open-source and you can see the code on
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