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GitHub's new dashboard is now the default for all users

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GitHub's new dashboard, previously available as a preview, has become the default view for all users. The previous view can be restored at any time.

GitHub has made the new dashboard the default view for all users. Until now, it was available as a preview. According to the company, the new view is meant to make it easier to find important work and follow-up steps.

Users can restore the previous view at any time via the dropdown menu next to "Preview". For details, see the source article.

What changed

Why it matters

The change affects the default work overview for all GitHub users. The ability to revert to the previous view lets them keep the familiar experience if the new layout doesn't suit them.

Relevant practical impact

What this means

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For individuals

When using the GitHub service, you will now see a new dashboard; you can switch the previous view back on again.

What to do If the new view doesn't suit you, switch back to the previous one using the dropdown menu next to "Preview".
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GitHub Changelog (Copilot and AI features) primary source · first detected New dashboard experience now the default