Quelles sont les principales fonctionnalités de ChatGBot ?

ChatGBot donne accès à plusieurs modèles d'IA de référence, dont les modèles GPT d'OpenAI, Claude Sonnet et des modèles open source comme GLM et Qwen. Parmi les fonctionnalités principales : recherche web en temps réel, Créateur d'apps, Canvas pour les documents et le code, saisie vocale, chat avec des documents, génération d'images et support multilingue.

Comment accéder aux modèles d'IA ?

Créez simplement un compte et commencez immédiatement à discuter avec différents modèles d'IA via notre interface unifiée. Passez d'un modèle à l'autre en toute fluidité au sein d'une même conversation.

Quels modèles d'IA sont disponibles dans ChatGBot ?

Nous donnons accès aux modèles GPT d'OpenAI, à Claude Sonnet et à des modèles open source comme GLM, Qwen et DeepSeek. Les modèles pris en charge peuvent évoluer selon la disponibilité des fournisseurs et les limites du plan.

Quelle est la structure tarifaire ?

Nous proposons un plan gratuit avec des fonctionnalités de base, un plan Pro à 19,99 $/mois avec accès aux modèles premium et un plan Ultra Pro à 39,99 $/mois avec des limites étendues et un support prioritaire.

Puis-je annuler mon abonnement ?

Oui, vous pouvez annuler votre abonnement à tout moment. Aucun engagement de longue durée, aucuns frais d'annulation.

Mes données sont-elles sécurisées ?

Oui, nous prenons la sécurité des données au sérieux. Toutes les conversations sont chiffrées et nous suivons les pratiques de sécurité standard de l'industrie pour protéger vos informations.

ChatGBot peut-il créer des applications web ?

Oui. Le Créateur d'apps transforme un prompt en langage naturel en application web fonctionnelle avec aperçu en direct. Itérez en discutant — chaque changement est déployé instantanément — et exportez le code source complet en ZIP quand vous voulez.

Qu'est-ce que Canvas ?

Canvas ouvre les documents et le code dans un panneau éditable à côté de votre conversation. Vous pouvez regarder l'IA écrire en temps réel, modifier le contenu vous-même et exporter ou imprimer le résultat final.

ChatGBot prend-il en charge la saisie vocale ?

Oui : touchez le micro dans la barre de chat et parlez. Vos mots sont transcrits en quelques secondes, dans toutes les langues prises en charge par ChatGBot.

Claude Chrome Extension: What It Is and How to Use It (2026)

By the Chatgbot Team · Published August 17, 2026

Claude in the Chrome browser — Photo by Adam Sondel on Pexels

A Claude Chrome extension brings Anthropic's Claude assistant directly into your browser, so you can summarize the page you are reading, ask questions about the current tab, and get writing help without switching windows. Anthropic is also rolling out official browser features that let Claude take actions on the web, while many third-party extensions add similar tools at very different quality and privacy levels.

This guide explains what these extensions do, how the official Anthropic option differs from third-party add-ons, how to install one safely, and where the limits are. If you are new to Claude, start with what Claude is before adding browser tools on top.

What a Claude Chrome Extension Does

At its core, a browser extension puts Claude one click away, so instead of copying text into a separate chat window, you work with the AI on top of the page you are already looking at. Most tools focus on a few common jobs:

Summarize the current page. Turn a long article or report into a few clear bullet points.
Answer questions about the tab. Ask what a page means, pull out key facts, or check a claim against the visible text.
Help you write. Draft or improve text inside forms, email boxes, and comment fields.
Take actions on the web. Newer official browser features let Claude click, fill fields, and move through steps for you, with your approval.

The last item is the newest and most sensitive. An assistant that can act inside your browser is a kind of AI agent, which is powerful but needs more trust and care, so permissions matter a lot here.

Official Anthropic Browser Features vs Third-Party Extensions

This is the most important thing to get right. There is a real difference between features built by Anthropic and add-ons built by developers who simply use the Claude name.

Official Anthropic capability. Anthropic has been rolling out its own way for Claude to work inside the browser, including agent-style features that can take actions on the web. Because these come from the company that makes Claude, they tend to be clearer about permissions and data handling. Availability can vary by plan and region.

Third-party extensions. Search the Chrome Web Store and you will find many add-ons with "Claude" in the name. Some are genuinely useful. Others are low quality, ask for far more access than they need, or are unclear about where your data goes. A rule of thumb:

Prefer official Anthropic browser features when they are available to you.
If you use a third-party extension, pick one with strong reviews, a real developer name, and a clear privacy policy.

How to Install a Claude Chrome Extension

Installing is quick, but the checks before you click matter more than the install itself:

Open the Chrome Web Store and search for the extension. For official features, follow the link from Anthropic's own site rather than guessing.
Check the developer name, review count, and rating. Be cautious with brand-new listings and very few reviews.
Read the permissions it requests. Ask whether a summarizing tool really needs access to every site and all your data.
Click Add to Chrome, confirm, and pin it to your toolbar so you can see when it is active.
Sign in if it connects to a Claude account, and review any account permissions it asks for.

If anything about the listing feels off, such as a mismatched developer name, skip it.

How to Use It Day to Day

Once installed, the pattern is the same across tools. You open a page, click the extension, and give Claude an instruction tied to what is on screen. Common uses:

Open a long article and ask for a short summary of the main points.
Highlight a confusing paragraph and ask Claude to explain it in plain language.
Draft a reply inside an email or support form, then ask for a shorter version.

For a deeper walkthrough of prompting Claude well, see how to use Claude. Good prompts matter just as much inside the browser as in a normal chat window.

Privacy and Permission Cautions

A browser extension can be granted a lot of access, so it is worth slowing down here. Depending on its permissions, it may read the pages you visit, see what you type, and act on multiple sites. Keep these habits in mind:

Match permissions to the job. A summarizer should not need sweeping access to every website.
Prefer per-site or on-click access when offered, rather than always-on access.
Avoid sensitive tabs. Do not run a browser assistant on banking, medical, or private work pages unless you trust it fully.
Watch action-taking features. When Claude can click and fill fields, review each step and never give blind approval for anything involving money, passwords, or account changes.
Review and remove. Check installed extensions periodically and delete ones you no longer use.

None of this means browser AI is unsafe. Treat access the way you treat any powerful tool: give it only what it needs.

Use Cases Where It Shines

A Claude browser extension is most useful when the work is already in your browser and switching tabs would slow you down:

Use case	What Claude helps with
Research reading	Summaries, key points, and quick fact checks
Email and messages	Drafting, shortening, and adjusting tone in the compose box
Learning	Plain-language explanations of dense articles or docs
Repetitive web steps	With official action features, handling routine tasks

Limits to Keep in Mind

Browser extensions are helpful, but they are not magic. Knowing the limits keeps your expectations realistic:

It can misread pages. Complex layouts, images, and dynamic content may not be captured perfectly.
Action features are still maturing. Agent-style browsing can make mistakes, so human review stays essential.
Availability varies. Official features may depend on your plan, region, and rollout stage.
Quality varies by extension. A weak third-party add-on can feel far worse than Claude actually is.

For a broader look at browser-based AI chat without any install, see AI chat online.

A Simpler Route: Use Claude on the Web

If you like the idea of Claude in your browser but do not want to manage extensions and permissions, use a web-based route instead. Chatgbot gives you Claude for everyday chat right in your browser, with nothing to install. One subscription also includes other leading models such as OpenAI GPT, DeepSeek, Qwen, and GLM, so you can switch between them mid-conversation, alongside image generation, PDF analysis, and web search.

It is a good fit if you mainly want to chat with Claude and compare answers, rather than install a tool that can act on pages. For Anthropic's own developer and action-taking browser features, you still go to Anthropic directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an official Claude Chrome extension? Anthropic has been rolling out its own browser features for Claude, including agent-style tools that can take actions on the web. Availability depends on your plan and region, so check Anthropic's own pages, and be careful not to confuse official features with unrelated third-party add-ons.

Are third-party Claude extensions safe? Some are fine and some are not. Many add-ons use the Claude name but vary widely in quality and privacy. Prefer official features when available, and if you use a third-party option, choose one with strong reviews, a clear developer, and sensible permissions.

What can a browser extension access? Depending on its permissions, it may read the pages you visit, see text you type, and act across sites. Always review the requested permissions before installing, and avoid running an assistant on sensitive tabs like banking unless you fully trust it.

Can I use Claude in my browser without installing anything? Yes. A web-based tool like Chatgbot lets you chat with Claude directly in the browser with no extension to install, and it bundles other models too. That is often the simplest way to get browser access to Claude.

The Bottom Line

A Claude Chrome extension can be a genuine time-saver for reading, writing, and routine web tasks, as long as you choose carefully and watch permissions. Favor official Anthropic browser features, treat third-party add-ons with caution, and give any tool only the access it needs. If you just want easy browser access to Claude alongside other top models with nothing to install, try Chatgbot.