The Codex app appears to be rolling out in-app browser upgrades, including multiple viewports, screenshot viewing, improved annotations, and better token efficiency.
The Codex app appears to have picked up a set of in-app browser updates, with Tibo (@thsottiaux) posting that the browser now supports "different viewports," "screenshots viewing," "better annotations" and is "more token efficient." The post described the changes as "quality of life improvements Tuesday", part of Codex's new release cadence.
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