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Settings

Settings is where you make the Explorer yours: how it looks, a reset for the help you have dismissed, and your account security. Reach it from the account menu in the top-right. The page has three tabs — Appearance, Security, and Help. Changes save as you make them; there is no Save button, and a quiet Saved note confirms each one. Password and two-factor authentication are the exception — they run their own confirmed steps.

Appearance

Two controls for how the Explorer looks:

• Theme — light, dark, or System to follow your computer's own setting.
• Row density — Comfortable gives roomy rows; Compact packs them tighter so more fit on screen. A small before-and-after preview shows the difference before you choose.

Account and security

Your account details and the two security controls every account carries:

• Your account — your email address (which is how you are identified; there is no separate display name), organisation, and role. Organisation membership and seats are managed on My organisation, not here.
• Password — Change password sends a secure email link to set a new one; there is no current-password prompt, because control of your email is the key to your account.
• Two-factor authentication — add a second step at sign-in, a code from an authenticator app, so a password alone is not enough to reach your account. Set up pairs an app by scanning a QR code (or typing the key) and confirming a code; once it is on, the control reads On, and Turn off asks for a current code.

Help

As you work, you dismiss tips and walk-throughs you no longer need. Show all help again brings every one of them back, in case you want a refresher or a colleague is borrowing your screen. It acts straight away and offers an Undo; it does not force the tips open — they reappear where they normally would, ready to dismiss again.