Yes, for me as well. It opens a new window to authenticate every time I run any ChatGPT command.

I'd like this feature as well please. I spent several hours working with one instance and it learned to do diff patch files which is quite handy. The new "new chat" iteration refuses to create diff patches so I have to wait for the whole code to repeat. I still have access to the old instance, which I've renamed "diff patcher", through the browser but I thought it'd be nice to reuse that inside vscode. Perhaps through use these instances become better at specific tasks? I was able to get another version familiar with recent file standard by pasting the source code into it (slowly to not overload the buffer). So the ability to reuse sessions would be really handy.

Thank you for your consideration.

I'd like this feature as well please. I spent several hours working with one instance and it learned to do diff patch files which is quite handy. The new "new chat" iteration refuses to create diff patches so I have to wait for the whole code to repeat. I still have access to the old instance, which I've renamed "diff patcher", through the browser but I thought it'd be nice to reuse that inside vscode. Perhaps through use these instances become better at specific tasks? I was able to get another version familiar with recent file standard by pasting the source code into it (slowly to not overload the buffer). So the ability to reuse sessions would be really handy.

Thank you for your consideration.

Replaying an old (saved) conversation could be a useful workaround.

@jonschlinkert @Trahloc @tuefekci @flutterrausch Hi everyone! I added conversation history support for browser autologin method. You can retrieve and continue the past conversations you had with ChatGPT.

With this on multiple vs-code instances you can access/continue different ChatGPT conversations.

It was hell of a work but I think it looks quite well within vs-code's such small sidebar. For now, you can only access the most recent 50 conversations. You can continue them, see their titles and creation times at the top of the window after opening a conversation. I'd appreciate if you could rate the extension on the marketplace for better visibility and adoption, this was a quite big feature to implement within limited time on a weekend ;)

Here's a sneak peek of how it works:

Wow, extremely cool, thanks a lot! ❤️

Some minor UI ideas, that I just had while trying the feature:

• show a bit of preview for each entry ('new chat'..)
• add a delete button for each entry

No need to implement :-)

@gencay thanks for the hard work, that's fantastic!