[kpal81xd]

What's Changed

Your own profile can now open on the projects page, the same way other people's do, so you see what they see: your avatar, name, plan tag, username, join date, project count, skills and links.

• Own profile: when config.profileOwner is you, the page opens on your profile instead of your home. It lists the projects you own, private ones included. Projects shared with you stay under Projects.
• Edit profile: on your own profile, the header has an Edit profile button that opens account settings. It's hidden where the backend has no account page.
• Getting there: the account menu gets "Your profile" at the top, and your avatar in the sidebar opens it. The avatar used to open account settings, which stays in the menu.
• The page only opens your profile when the backend serves your own profile with profileOwner set to you. Until it does, "Your profile" lands wherever the backend sends /user/<you>.

To try it locally, set profileOwner: { id, username } in the projects page config to your own user.

1. Open the projects page with profileOwner set to yourself. The header shows your avatar, name, your plan tag if you're on a paid plan, then username, join date and project count, with Edit profile on the right. Only projects you own are listed, private ones with their Private tag.
2. Click Edit profile. Account settings open.
3. Remove profileOwner and open the account menu. "Your profile" is the first item. Your avatar at the bottom of the sidebar opens the same page.
4. Set profileOwner to another user. Their profile has no Edit profile button.
5. Open your home page. The greeting, Continue editing card and tabs are unchanged.

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Project	Deployment	Actions	Updated
editor	Ready	Preview	Nov 10, 2026 7:03pm UTC