ProductThe Decoder·July 10, 2026

OpenAI kills its Atlas browser after just eight months and folds everything into ChatGPT

OpenAI is killing its AI browser Atlas less than eight months after launch. Its features are moving into ChatGPT's updated Chrome extension, which will let users run ChatGPT directly in Chrome's sidebar. Atlas joins a growing list of scrapped OpenAI products. The article OpenAI kills its Atlas browser after just eight months and folds everything into ChatGPT appeared first on The Decoder.

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