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Navigate, search, and load all your prompts in long ChatGPT conversations. Prompt Otter makes long ChatGPT conversations easier to navigate. It adds a small floating panel inside ChatGPT that highlights your prompts, builds a searchable prompt list, and lets you jump between prompts without manually scrolling through the entire conversation. Features: - Highlight your prompts inside ChatGPT conversations - Jump to the previous or next prompt - Expand a searchable list of cached prompts - Click any prompt in the list to jump to it - Load all prompts in long chats - Use Safe load for unusually large or slow-loading chats - Refresh currently visible prompts - Copy the current prompt - Drag, resize, collapse, hide, show, reset, and clear the prompt cache - Keyboard shortcuts: Alt + Up, Alt + Down, Alt + P Privacy: Prompt Otter runs locally in your browser. It reads the ChatGPT page only to identify prompts and build the navigator. It does not send prompts or chat content to any server. It does not use analytics, tracking, accounts, API keys, or remote code. Disclaimer: Prompt Otter depends on ChatGPT's page structure. If ChatGPT changes its interface, prompt detection may temporarily need an update. Very long chats may require Load all or Safe load before every prompt can be listed reliably. Source code: https://github.com/Robinja2200/prompt-otter
Jun 3, 2026
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