- Ya
- 14 Agosti 2026, 17:09 UTC
- Mwandishi
- kamo
- Ahadi ya
- faac788
They were a page of their own at /settings/notifications, which put a preference about one person somewhere other than the page about that person — and left the missed-message email switches stranded on the profile tab, so the two halves of "how do I get told things" lived on different screens. Both are here now, on **************** directly after My Profile. The email switches keep their behaviour exactly — same preference key, same me-scoped route, same debounce and keepalive flush — and are redrawn with the notification panel's own section and row primitives so they read as part of it rather than as a card that wandered in. They stay a distinct section, and say so: that channel reaches you when the application is closed, is written by a different service, and keeps its own quiet hours. Folding the two sets of hours into one control would silently change what one of them governs. The tab is self-only, because every preference behind it is read and written through me-scoped routes — on somebody else's profile these controls would edit the viewer's own while appearing to edit theirs. It fetches the account address itself rather than taking it from the profile tab: settings tabs mount one at a time, so a value lifted from a sibling would be missing exactly when a member opened this tab first, which from a notification's Settings link is every time. The old route is gone, along with its settings-menu topic, and the three surfaces that linked to it now build the path through one helper — a hand-assembled route in three places is a route that eventually disagrees with itself.