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# Rapport spécial MAJ nov 2025 – Changement d’interface filtre

This update changes the location of the "My Account" menu and consolidates display preferences into the "Settings" panel. Here's what's changing:

* **New location of "My Account"**: Previously, your profile, dashboard, and preferences were grouped in a dropdown menu in the top right corner. Now, these items are accessible via the **"My Account"** entry in the sidebar menu, under the Administration section. Clicking on this entry will take you to your dashboard, your profile, and, via the three-dot menu, your planning note history.
* **Centralized Preferences in "Settings"**: The panel formerly known as "Display Settings" has been renamed and now groups all options related to the schedule display. Here you'll find interface language settings, time zone, working hours, advanced options, and Google Calendar integration. All these preferences are now accessible via the gear icon in the upper right corner.
* **Clear separation between personal data and team settings**: by placing "My Account" in the side menu and grouping preferences in "Settings", the interface clearly distinguishes your personal information (profile, dashboard, planning notes) from the settings that concern your Team.


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