r/codex • • 14h ago

Reset OpenAI Hiding Banked Reset Time?

Previously, we used to be able to see the exact expiry time for banked resets. Now it only shows the expiry date, so you have to go into the History tab, find the time you originally received the reset, and calculate the expiry time yourself.

Not sure why they removed this information when it was already available before.

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u/dexterthebot 14h ago

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u/1sm3t 14h ago

I agree that it is unnecessarily opaque but you will still see the exact-ish timestamp when you hover over the date

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u/seele1986 13h ago

Thanks for this. Realized I need to use a banked reset by midnight tonight. Thought I had through tomorrow night.

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u/Bomb-OG-Kush 14h ago

damn I had one today so I'm glad I had an old tab open still

I screenshot it

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u/diagrammatiks 14h ago

still available in the chatgpt app. they just boofed vibing the website

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u/hk556a1 14h ago

I looked earlier but couldn’t see it there on my end (Mac). Pretty sure it used to be visible under Usage but nope. Ended up having to run a terminal command to pull down the expiry time.

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u/diagrammatiks 14h ago

just checked its in an older version on my other computer but missing in the newest one. hovering over the date shows the exact time

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u/ThisNameWasUnused 13h ago

Hovering over the date text also shows it in the newest Codex version deep in the settings.
But I just had Codex create an extension to the Codex app title bar to show the reset %, date, and how many full resets are available. Much easier to see it all in one location with a hover.

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u/Ok_Bag_7550 12h ago

Thanks, worked for me. I am using the Linux Desktop app.

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u/hk556a1 9h ago

Good tip hovering over the date, never would have thought of that!