Counts tokens in the ChatGPT active conversation on chatgpt.com
Total ratings
4.07
(Rating count:
15)
Review summary
Pros
- Very useful
- Great extension
- Best part is no collection of personal data
- Underrated extension
- Helps to track token usage effectively
Cons
- Inaccurate token counts
- Does not perform well after URL change from chat.openai.com to chatgpt.com
- Multiple issues with counting tokens for new and ongoing chats
- Lack of a toggle to turn the counter on/off
- Limited functionality compared to alternatives
Most mentioned
- Imprecise token counting
- Issues with token count accuracy in new and ongoing chats
- Lack of on/off switch for the counter
- No collection of personal data
- Great user feedback and quick fixes
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User reviews
Recent rating average:
3.80
All time rating average:
4.07
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Date | Author | Rating | Lang | Comment |
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2025-01-09 | M | |||
2024-11-13 | tooraj khoshnazar | |||
2024-11-09 | antonio araujo | pt | É impreciso. Acho que ta desatualizado. | |
2024-10-10 | Vinicius Justen | en | Very useful! | |
2024-09-08 | victor szabo | en | Does the trick - thank you. It would be nice to be able to turn the counter on/off, is there a switch or am i missing something? | |
2024-05-05 | Brocco | en | Edit: thanks for the quick fix friends! Perfect extension. Was great, but its broken now that the url changed from chat.openai.com to chatgpt.com | |
2024-05-12 | Martin W | de | Funktioniert nicht | |
2024-01-02 | Jeremy Simpson | en | After trying both, I'd recommend ReplyPal. It outperforms the extension and doesn't cost a penny. | |
2023-11-28 | 洪斌 | en | It would be better if we could calculate the price of api token consumed by total token. | |
2023-10-20 | Pedro Ganzo | When I downloaded the extension, I thought it would have a smart way to count tokens.. but it did not. Here is this extension code for count tokens: // substrack 15 words of existing content from wordcount function countWords(text) { return text.trim().split(/\s+/).length-15; } function countTokens(wordCount) { return wordCount / 0.75; } thats it. It just splits the words, remove 15% of length of them, and thats it. Sorry If I seems harsh, I know it is hard to build a tokenizer on a web browser without a server to handle it. But i was expecting something else. Congrats for the extension btw, i found it by accident. |
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