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Oooh, I think this is gonna be good. When you activate, notice it allows you to TYPE IN each email address you want to use for each of the four AI bots. I almost just clicked "use one email for all" but it didn't say which email address that would be? Perhaps the one I purchased it with, BUT you want to simply type each one in the spaces provided. I added the extensions on Chrome and Edge, which I don't usually use but that's all they offer, so that's fine. I tried in Gemini first and it annoyingly said "not indexed" and didn't show much at all, so I tried Claude... showed even less. Then I went to ChatGPT and the whole toolbox finally showed up. It allows you to choose 5 fast favorites bottom right, and search ALL chats, BUT you have to give it time to index all of them. But I tested the search and wow, you can go into the chat with the searchword, and click the lines on the right to go to each one! This is gonna be great. Thank you!
mohammad_el_esawi
Jul 15, 2026Love this, thank you for the detailed write-up. And yes, that search behavior (jumping into the chat and clicking through each match on the right) is the thing that tends to make people go "oh, now I get it." Glad it landed.
On the emails: your instinct was exactly right. The rule is that the email for each platform has to be the one you actually log into that platform with. "Use one email for all" is just a shortcut for folks who happen to use the same email everywhere. Since you don't, typing each one into its own field was precisely the right move. And your point is fair feedback: that option should say which email it's applying rather than leave you guessing. I'm passing that along to get the wording clarified.
On Gemini and Claude showing less at first: that's the indexing, and it's expected. Search runs off a local index that the extension builds by sweeping your history, and that index lives in your browser, not on our servers. It isn't instant, and on Gemini and Claude the history loads differently than on ChatGPT, so it takes longer to fill in. If you leave the tab open on each for a few minutes, it'll catch up. The "not indexed" message means it just hadn't gotten there yet.
Being straight with you though: ChatGPT is our oldest and deepest surface, so it's the most polished. Claude, Gemini, and Grok have near-parity on the big things (nested folders, search, prompt library, smart tags, export), but a couple of gaps are real and actively being closed. Loading your full Gemini history for search is something we're working on right now, and per-message bookmarks are coming to Gemini to match the other three. So if Gemini felt thin, that's a known area we're actively improving, not where it stays.
Chrome and Edge are both fine - they're both Chromium under the hood, so you get the identical experience. (Brave and Opera work too, if you ever wander.)