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从 ChatGPT 公开分享页导入对话字幕到 Khan Kiddo 分析页。 Khan Kiddo helps English learners import conversations from user-selected public ChatGPT share pages into the Khan Kiddo conversation analysis page. You can import a conversation in either of two ways: 1. Open a supported public ChatGPT share page and click the “Import to Khan Kiddo” button added by the extension. 2. Open the extension popup, paste a public ChatGPT share URL, and select “Import and Open.” The extension retrieves the selected public conversation, including supported text messages and voice-transcription subtitles, formats the content locally in the browser, opens the Khan Kiddo analysis page, and fills the conversation input field. The extension does not automatically start AI analysis. You can review or edit the imported content and decide whether to submit it for analysis. Before the first import, the extension clearly explains which data it accesses and asks for consent. The consent preference is stored locally and can be withdrawn from the extension popup. The extension only processes public share pages explicitly selected by the user. It does not access private ChatGPT conversations, passwords, authentication cookies, browsing history, keystrokes, or unrelated websites. Imported conversation content is not permanently stored by the extension. An internet connection and a valid public ChatGPT share link are required. AI analysis is provided by the Khan Kiddo website after the user explicitly starts the analysis. Khan Kiddo is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by OpenAI, ChatGPT, Microsoft, or Microsoft Edge.
Aug 20, 2026
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