ChatGPT's web browsing feature just got a whole lot easier to use

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ChatGPT has proven itself to be a versatile chatbot, capable of assisting with tasks such as writing, coding, researching, planning vacations, and more. However, it's had one major limitation since it launched, and now that flaw is finally fixed -- for those willing to pay the price. 

At the end of September, OpenAI announced via an X (formerly Twitter) post that its chatbot could access the internet in real-time and provide direct links to its sources via a Web Browsing feature. The added functionality was made available to ChatGPT Plus and Enterprise subscribers in beta. 

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