My Account

The Account page (/admin/account) manages your own profile and admin preferences, separate from site settings and unrelated to your admin role. Everyone signing in sees it (editors and admins both).

What’s on it

Change password: requires your current password plus a matching confirmation. The new one must be at least 8 characters with upper, lower, and digit. On success your password-change timestamp is recorded and every other session you have is invalidated: other devices are logged out while the browser you’re typing in stays connected.
Password expiry status: when password expiry is configured site-wide, the page shows a countdown (“Password expires in N days”) or an expiry warning once it lapsed. This page is also the destination for the “change it now” flow: while a password is expired, the account page and its password form are the only admin pages reachable until the change is complete.
Profile: display name, timezone, and avatar URL (the display name replaces your username in the interface masthead where configured).
Admin theme: the admin interface’s visual style; pick from the shipped options (dispatch, paper, library). Saved immediately and kept into future sessions.
Interface language: a per-user choice of the admin languages the instance ships. Saves a session-wide preference for your account only.
Email address: set or clear the address your account is associated with (used for review/approval notifications, if configured).
SSO: where your account was created by SSO, the provider shows here.
Invalidate this account on other devices: the “log out everywhere” control ends every signed-in browser except the current one (so you never boot yourself out of your current tab).

Failure modes to expect

Wrong current password on the change-password form, rejected before anything changes.
Passwords don’t match / invalid: the usual mismatch and complexity messages.
Unsupported language choice: the selector shows only configured admin languages; an unusual choice is refused with a flash.

Keep in mind

Every change here is authentication-scoped to your own account: no users, no roles, no site settings reaching into this screen; those functions live on their own pages.
Password changes by an admin on your account (or your being suspended) also invalidate sessions; the invalidate-sessions control on this page affects only what you own.