By skyforbes 
Chrome doesn’t know it yet, but its monopoly just ended.
OpenAI just launched a browser that doesn’t just open websites — it watches, understands, and acts. This is bigger than people realize.
Let me start with a simple question:
Would you let your browser remember everything you do?
Because that’s basically the deal on the table right now.
On October 21, 2025, OpenAI quietly did something Google’s been terrified of for ten years: it launched its own browser, ChatGPT Atlas — starting on macOS, with Windows, iOS, and Android “coming soon.” OpenAI+1
This isn’t “ChatGPT in a sidebar.” This is OpenAI taking the thing you use every hour of your life — your browser — and replacing it with an AI that can read every page you look at, summarize it for you, compare it against other pages, take actions on your behalf, and even remember what you’ve done so it can help you later. OpenAI+2ChatGPT+2
Read that again.
Chrome loads pages.
Atlas observes, interprets, and acts.
That’s not a browser upgrade.
That’s a power shift.
And everyone in tech should be paying attention.