Environment:
- OS: macOS Sequoia, macOS Sonoma
- Browser: Safari 26.3 (20623.2.7.18.1), Chrome 146.0.7680.178, Firefox 150.0.3
- ClearML Web UI Version: WebApp: 2.4.0-722 • Server: 2.4.0-722 • API: 2.35
Status / Severity: Minor / Medium (Affects usability and data readability)
Description:
When comparing multiple experiments, navigating to the "Plots" tab to compare data tables results in missing experiment names. The tables are displayed, but there is no clear visual indication or label showing which table belongs to which experiment, making data analysis difficult.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Open the ClearML Web UI.
- Select two or more experiments with tables from the "Tasks" tab.
- Click on the "Compare" button.
- Navigate to the "Plots" tab in the comparison view.
- Scroll down to the table comparison section.
Expected Result:
Each compared table should have a header, label, or legend clearly indicating the name (and ID) of the corresponding experiment.
Actual Result:
The tables are rendered without any experiment names or identifiers, making it impossible to distinguish between them without guessing.
Screenshots:
- Picture 1 - "Scalars" tab with correct experiment names in legends of each plot
- Picture 2 - "Plots" tab without experiment names for each table

Environment:
Status / Severity: Minor / Medium (Affects usability and data readability)
Description:
When comparing multiple experiments, navigating to the "Plots" tab to compare data tables results in missing experiment names. The tables are displayed, but there is no clear visual indication or label showing which table belongs to which experiment, making data analysis difficult.
Steps to Reproduce:
Expected Result:
Each compared table should have a header, label, or legend clearly indicating the name (and ID) of the corresponding experiment.
Actual Result:
The tables are rendered without any experiment names or identifiers, making it impossible to distinguish between them without guessing.
Screenshots: