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by mylons 748 days ago
i honestly don't get it. what's even different about it than chatGPT?
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It's like following the links in wikipedia, but each link is a new chatgpt window to interact with.
Click the links.
oh -- it wasn't really obvious they were links. i think i assumed that because i'm used to the chatGPT ui.
They have the underline usually associated with hotlinks
The dotted underline is usually reserved for indicating alt text or hover content, actually. In this case, I think it's fine to be dotted, since it's not a true hyperlink, but combining that with it being the same text color is just bad from a semantic POV. It's made worse by the fact that the author apparently decided to make visited links blue. (Edit: apparently it's "active" panes, not visited, but semantically similar)

@maxkrieger if you're reading this, please consider making unvisited links blue, to conform to the universal semantics everywhere else on the web, and make visited links either purple, or black if you really want. (edit: or some different color for active panes. Green?)

agreed..although, that's a more appropriate thing to critique to developing a production-ready product than a demo like this.
It's a light grey dotted line under a black bold text, it's not impossible to miss.
Funny, I was just thinking yesterday about how back in '90s, ALL links were blue with an underline (or purple if you've visited it).
Not all, but the vast majority yes, because nobody bothered styling links with CSS.