[kpal81xd]

What's Changed

Profile and organization pages on the projects page now say whose page they are, and a signed-out visitor opens projects in a read-only panel instead of being sent to another page.

• Owner header: on a profile or organization, the header sits in the same panel as the home page's Continue editing card. It shows the owner's avatar or the organization's logo, the name, and an orange plan tag (Personal or Organization; none for Free). The line below shows the username, join date, project count and skills. Website, X, LinkedIn and YouTube links appear as icon buttons on the right, and only http(s) links are shown. An organization's actions menu stays in the header. All of this comes from the user record the page already loads.
• Projects heading: the "Projects" heading above the search now shows on owner pages too, matching the home page.
• Read-only project panel when signed out: clicking a project, or opening a ?project= link, opens its project settings read only, with Play. Open editor, Fork, Export and Delete are hidden, because they need an account.
• Delete: the project panel hides Delete on projects you aren't an admin of, rather than showing it disabled.
• Public projects on profiles: a profile asks the projects API for view=public, so it lists only public projects, even to members who could see more.
• The tag has a new plan variant, styled like the existing info one.

1. Open another user's profile. The header shows their avatar, name, username, join date and project count, and a Personal tag if they're on that plan. If they've set skills or links, the skills follow the project count and the links show as icons on the right.
2. Open one of your organizations. The header shows its logo, name, an Organization tag, its username and project count, and its actions menu on the right.
3. Signed out, open a profile and click a project. Its project settings open read only, with Play and no Open editor, Fork, Export or Delete.
4. Signed in, open a project you don't own from someone's profile. There's no Delete button. Open one of your own projects. Delete is there.
5. Open the home page. The header, Continue editing card and tabs are unchanged.

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