A user's settings page is where a platform shows whether it respects the person using it. Over 2026 the console was rebuilt around the questions a user actually asks.
Access
- API tokens A JWT token carries a name, a description and an expiry. Revoking them all rotates the user's signing salt, so nothing issued before survives. Labels in ten languages.
- Secrets never shown Credential payloads stopped travelling to the browser. A four-character hint and the source the value falls back to are shown instead.
- Connectors Cards for NFS with its domain and the Windows caveats, FTP with a ready-made command and automatic TLS, and MCP with its four endpoint worlds, each with the exact command to connect.
Everyday operations
- Printers Managed with a default printer per user.
- Cron logs Task logs with drill-down into each run.
- Notifications A searchable inbox.
- Mail The mail log held over eleven thousand rows that no screen showed. A Mails section lists them in three outcomes: sent, failed, never sent.
The menu is regrouped into six groups named after questions rather than subsystems. A user looks for "how do I connect" and finds it.