How does the "Chat with Copilot" button work? #210549
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According to GitHub’s May 18, 2026 update, clicking the main Copilot icon in the top navigation should open a chat panel on the page you’re viewing. The full-page experience is available through More → In immersive chat next to the Copilot icon, or through the arrow icon inside the chat panel. Official announcement: I haven’t found a documented “always open in panel” setting. If you’re clicking the main icon and it sometimes takes you to the full page without choosing either of those options, which GitHub pages does this happen on? Does it also switch between the two when you’re on the same page? A screenshot showing the button you’re clicking would help clarify what’s happening. |
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Hi @community! The "Chat with Copilot" button on GitHub.com provides two modes:
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It depends on where you click the “Chat with Copilot” button and how GitHub handles that particular button.
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The two interfaces are different Copilot experiences. Try opening Copilot from the main navigation rather than using a link that explicitly opens the immersive experience. If it still opens the full page unexpectedly, could you share the exact button or link you're clicking? That would help distinguish the intended navigation behaviour from a possible UI issue. If this solves your issue, please mark this reply as the answer so others experiencing the same behaviour can find the solution easily! |
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The Copilot icon in the top navigation bar is designed to open the in-page overlay panel. If it redirects you to the full-page experience (github.com/copilot) instead, it usually happens for a few specific reasons:
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Copilot in GitHub
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When I click the "Chat with Copilot" button it sometimes opens a small pop-up and sometimes opens up an entire page. I only want it to open the small pop-up, but how does it know when to open the github.com/copilot page?
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