ChatGPT Classic Windows 11 app – glitchy/unresponsive X and checkmark buttons with voice input
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For about the last week, I’ve been getting a weird UI/animation glitch in the ChatGPT Windows 11 desktop app.
When I mouse over the X button in the input area, and sometimes the checkmark button when using microphone/voice input, the icons start glitching visually. Sometimes the buttons also become temporarily unresponsive. I can usually get through it by moving the mouse around or clicking several times, but it’s getting pretty annoying.
Video showing the issue: https://imgur.com/a/kH2m6M5Okay
One potentially important detail: I’m using the app currently listed as “ChatGPT Classic” in the Microsoft Store. This is the version I’ve had installed and have been using for months without any issues until roughly the past week.
I noticed that the Microsoft Store now also lists a separate app simply called “ChatGPT,” while my installed version is labeled “ChatGPT Classic.” I haven’t switched to the newer app yet, so I’m not sure whether this glitch is specific to the Classic version.
A few other details:
- Windows 11
- ChatGPT Classic desktop app from the Microsoft Store
- App had worked normally for months before this started
- Issue began roughly within the last week
- Particularly noticeable around the X/checkmark controls associated with voice input
- I don’t seem to have the same problem when using ChatGPT in Firefox, so it appears to be specific to the desktop app
I’d prefer to keep using the desktop app because I was having a separate issue in the browser where longer voice inputs would sometimes fail to populate/transcribe correctly. Voice input has generally been more reliable for me in the app.
Has anyone else using ChatGPT Classic on Windows started seeing this recently? If so, have you found a workaround or fix?
Also, has anyone switched from ChatGPT Classic to the newer “ChatGPT” Windows app, and does voice input work reliably there? I’m wondering whether switching apps is the solution or whether this is a broader Windows app issue.