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title: "Supermemory Chrome Extension: Save Webpages, Import Bookmarks, and Sync ChatGPT Memories"
title: "Sync ChatGPT and Claude Memories with the Supermemory Chrome Extension"
sidebarTitle: "Browser extension"
description: "Learn how to use the Supermemory Chrome extension to save webpages, import Chrome bookmarks, and sync ChatGPT memories into your Personal Brain."
description: "Learn how to sync ChatGPT and Claude memories with Supermemory, save webpages, and import Chrome bookmarks into your Personal Brain."
icon: "globe"
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## How the Supermemory Chrome extension works
The Supermemory Chrome Extension saves webpages, imports bookmarks, and syncs ChatGPT memories into your Personal Brain.
The Supermemory Chrome Extension saves webpages, imports bookmarks, and syncs memories from ChatGPT and Claude into your Personal Brain.
## Before you start
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## How the extension talks to Supermemory
The extension talks to Supermemory from Chrome. It saves the current page, imports bookmarks in bulk, or syncs ChatGPT memories into your active Space.
The extension talks to Supermemory from Chrome. It saves the current page, imports bookmarks in bulk, or syncs memories from ChatGPT and Claude into your active Space.
## What the browser extension saves, imports, and syncs
- Save: the current webpage and, optionally, a selection or note
- Import: existing Chrome bookmarks
- Sync: ChatGPT memories from a signed in ChatGPT session
- Sync: memories created in signed in ChatGPT and Claude sessions
## How to sync ChatGPT memories with Supermemory
Once the browser extension is connected, ask ChatGPT to remember a preference, decision, or piece of project context. ChatGPT saves it through Supermemory so the memory can be recalled later from your Personal Brain and connected tools.
<Frame>
<img src="/images/personal-brain/chatgpt-memory-sync.jpg" alt="ChatGPT confirming that a project preference was added to Supermemory" />
</Frame>
In this example, ChatGPT saves the project's update cadence and decision log as a memory. The **Memory updated** confirmation shows that the context is available for future conversations.
## How to sync Claude memories with Supermemory
In Claude, ask it to remember context that should carry into future work. Claude uses the connected Supermemory tools to save that context to the same Personal Brain used by ChatGPT.
<Frame>
<img src="/images/personal-brain/claude-memory-sync.jpg" alt="Claude confirming that a research preference was saved with Supermemory tools" />
</Frame>
Here, Claude saves a research preference for the same project. Memories added from ChatGPT and Claude share one memory layer, so either assistant can work with the context available through Supermemory.
## Limitations of the browser extension
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- **A saved page did not appear.** Check the active organization, active Space in the extension, and that the memory finished processing.
- **Sign in loops.** Sign in to Supermemory at [app.supermemory.ai](https://app.supermemory.ai) first, then reopen the extension.
- **ChatGPT sync didn't run.** Confirm you're signed in to ChatGPT in the same Chrome profile and the connection status is active.
- **ChatGPT or Claude sync didn't run.** Confirm you're signed in to the assistant in the same Chrome profile and that the Supermemory connection is active.
## Related
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<Card title="Spaces" icon="layers" href="/personal-brain/concepts/spaces">
Keep different parts of your memory organized and separate.
</Card>
</CardGroup>
</CardGroup>