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I haven’t tried them all, but I’ve tried quite a few.
And I’m here to tell you to stop searching and just use this one.
UniJump looks great and adds beginner-friendly features to the ChatGPT experience.
you’re gonna wanna useUniJump.
Mostly because it’s simple.
From there, UniJump’s killer feature is that it is only a keyboard shortcut away.
UniJump looks great and adds beginner-friendly features to the ChatGPT experience.
ChatGPT doesn’t give you anything like this, and you don’t have to use them.
That highlights another top reason this should be your ChatGPT extension.
And it’s nicer to look at all day than vanilla ChatGPT.
A single keyboard shortcut launches the extension and you’re away chatting.
Like the rest of the extension, simplicity is key.
Take the examples below on Twitter.
Once you’re happy it’s a one-click paste back to Twitter.
The paraphrase tool is a convenient, easy to use way to make your words sound more impressive.
It also works on LinkedIn, and I assume other social media sites, beyond those, too.
The only downside is that it doesn’t always seem to stash your chats to your chat history.
At least it hasn’t been doing for me running it in Edge.
UniJump integrates with social media compose boxes.(Image credit: Windows Central)
Regular chat threads don’t seem to sync right now.
If it gets the issue sorted with chats not saving to your account, it’ll be perfect.
Grab it right now for Chrome, Edge and other supported Chromium browsers from theChrome Web Store.
UniJump integrates with social media compose boxes.(Image credit: Windows Central)
