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Opaque Claude Usage Limits Cause Unexpected Cutoffs

Claude users hit session and weekly usage limits without clear warning, and free accounts no longer see their remaining usage. A browser extension reads limit data from replies to show countdowns and alerts, which points to missing native visibility.

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