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Long ChatGPT chats freeze the page. Unlag trims old messages from view, keeps your recent exchanges, and makes it fast again. The longer a ChatGPT conversation gets, the heavier the page becomes — typing stutters, scrolling drags, the whole tab crawls. That's not your computer; it's hundreds of old messages still rendered in the page. Unlag removes them from view. ⚡ How it works One click on the ⚡ button (in ChatGPT or in the popup) and Unlag trims every old exchange from the page, keeping only your most recent ones. The lag disappears instantly. Your conversation history is completely untouched — everything stays in your ChatGPT account, and a simple page reload brings every message back. 🛡️ Careful by design • Never touches the page while a response is still streaming — it waits for the reply to finish • Removes turns as whole units (your message + the reply together), never mid-thought • If ChatGPT ships a layout Unlag doesn't recognize, it steps aside and removes nothing • As the chat continues, new overflow is trimmed automatically in the background 📊 See it work The popup shows live numbers: how many messages are in the page, how many are kept, and how many were trimmed. The toolbar badge counts trimmed messages at a glance. ⚙️ Your rules • Choose how many recent exchanges to keep (1–10) • Auto-trim the moment you open a conversation, or trim manually • Show or hide the floating ⚡ button inside ChatGPT 🔒 Private by design Runs only on ChatGPT pages. No analytics, no external requests, no data collection — your settings live in your browser and nothing ever leaves it.
Jul 31, 2026
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