What would be helpful, I think, is if everyone in the thread having problems shared some data to see if we can see patterns…
Operating System, Browser, Number of Accounts, etc… We might be able to have something better to bring to OpenAI and say here is a likely bug… it only happens when user has X, Y, Z…
ETA:
Several users, including KorbinY, CptPirx, monjaseunja, and bondbyco, reported an issue with OpenAI’s usage dashboard webpage. The page fails to load usage data and eventually turns blank regardless of the browser or device used. Switching to different tags, like Rate-limits and Settings, briefly fixes the problem until the Usage tab is accessed again. Clearing the browser cache or forcing a page reload doesn’t solve the issue.
KorbinY and other users noted the issue appears to be tied to their specific OpenAI accounts as they don’t experience the same problem with other accounts. This indicates it’s not a network or browser-related problem.
Error messages captured in the console indicate CORS policy errors, hinting towards the cause of the issue being tied to the recent changes on the usage-by-model display, as noted by _j.
Some suggested solutions included creating new accounts, but grandell1234 warned this may violate OpenAI’s TOS. There were also indications the problem could be tied to the use of trial credits and possibly multiple accounts created from the same IP address.
While some users found alternative ways to check for credit usage through the ‘Billing’ tag, the issue remains unresolved at the end of the discussion. At one point, KorbinY theorized the problem might be related to switching between months in the usage board, but this was not universally applicable. Finally, PaulBellow suggested gathering more data about the operating systems, browsers, and number of accounts of affected users to present a more concrete bug report to OpenAI.
Summarized with AI on Sep 29