Manage your password from dashboard settings

You can now set, change, or reset your password directly from the dashboard settings.

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Dmytro Krasun

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You can now manage your password directly from the dashboard settings.

If you signed up with Google, GitHub, or a magic link, you can set a password and use it to sign in with your email address. If your account already has a password, you can change it by entering your current password and choosing a new one.

You can also reset your password by email. The dashboard sends a secure reset link and signs you out of the current device. Once the password is reset, all other active sessions are signed out as well.

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