It’s just over a month since Microsoft introduced the new Bing and Edge with Prometheus, the generative model of artificial intelligence that became the sensation of the moment, and about four weeks since the first invitations began to be sent out. it. A month that was reflected in particularly positive numbers for those from Redmond, who during this period and thanks to the interest that the chatbot aroused, the number of Bing users is rising like foam.

At the time of announcement Microsoft has confirmed that the new Bing will be coming to all browsers… later, which would be exclusive to Microsoft Edge in the first place, as it is an asset with which Microsoft wants to see the growth of both its search engine and its web browser. So those who prefer to use another browser like Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox in their daily life must also use Microsoft Edge when they want to use the Bing chatbot.

There is an alternative, like the one we told you about a few days ago, that allows you to connect ChatGPT to the Internet, so that the OpenAI chatbot is able to display current information and provide sources, two of Bing’s main strengths. compared to ChatGPT. I don’t think I have experience as convenient and fast as a Microsoft chatbotbut it substantially improves the quality of ChatGPT responses.

So if we want to use the new Bing in Google Chrome, we’ll have to wait for Microsoft to enable it… or maybe not? The truth is, no, because we can already find an extension (unofficial, of course), called Bing Chat for all browsers, which, as its name suggests, It will allow us to access the Bing chatbot from any browser. And as we can see on its website on GitHub, it is already available for Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. However, keep in mind that using the chatbot requires that you have a Microsoft user account that already has access to the new Bing.

Go to the extension’s webpage in the Chrome Web Store, click Install, and wait a few seconds to confirm that the process has completed successfully. Then open Bing in Google Chrome, sign in with your Microsoft account (the one that already has access to the chatbot) and as you can see at that moment, Now you can use it as if you were using a Microsoft browser. It couldn’t be simpler, could it?