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2.5.6 reorganizes the private My bookings page to use space more effectively: the client link moves upward, two larger work areas take over and the message editor becomes more comfortable, without changing the Booking engine.
The client management link leaves the narrow third column and moves into a compact horizontal strip above the operational workspace.
Meeting details and Review and send now use most of the available desktop width.
The writing area gains width and height so messages can be reviewed and adjusted comfortably.
Name, date, contact, preference, status and existing actions remain available without functional removal.
On smaller screens, the management strip and both work areas collapse cleanly into one touch-friendly column.
No changes to the Booking engine, management tokens or database schema.
No SQL migration is required. Deploy the 2.5.6 patch over 2.5.5.
Releases 2.4.15 to 2.4.17 refined booking color cues, added end-to-end multilingual booking and prepared automated Starter Open Graph previews while protecting custom visuals.
Intermediate releases strengthened profiles, media, mobile flow, availability and external connectors. V2.4.13 notably introduced the rolling window and manual time blocking, then V2.4.14 refined the mobile UX.
The private area was reorganized around progress, useful guidance, contextual Pro presentation and calmer visual surfaces.
Published technical detail was reduced and service icon choices moved to the local MyProID SVG library.
Professional availability, accountless booking, branded QR and /me private navigation were introduced, with foundations for future collaborative uses.
A VIP profile is added, pending accounts can be activated from internal administration, organization-logo presentation is improved and the private-area header is rebuilt mobile-first.
Public and granular contact modes, Signature profiles, Safari/iOS hardening, Pro/VIP OG management, block-by-block private-area editing and organization-logo consolidation were added, alongside several richer profiles.
Internal tools consolidate member, message, anomaly, metric and service-health monitoring. Security signals remain aggregate without raw IP storage, while the private area fixes trend rendering and prepares multilingual invitations without requiring an email address before sending.
The private area adds per-profile aggregate KPIs, a 30-day trend without visitor identifiers, guided next actions, four visual universes and a simpler referral flow with LinkedIn message preparation without scraping.
The private area is reorganized into four guided steps, referrals become a horizontal banner, sensitive settings are grouped together, and Pro features are identified without interrupting the Starter journey.
Revealed contact details get more room and lighter actions. The private area can now send MyProID referral invitations in four languages, with an optional personal note and an account-based anti-abuse limit.
A complete compatibility renderer takes over without exposing a degraded mode, erasure requests are tracked through internal administration and new members can be invited with a single-use activation link.
All profiles now use the same router, the premium hero is isolated with a safe renderer, the safe profile restores protected contact actions and mobile theme switching, and internal administration gains render diagnostics plus permanent message deletion.
Origin/Referer becomes a diagnostic signal for CSRF-protected forms, internal notification tests are no longer blocked by that signal, and hyphenated slugs are explicitly covered in Full and Mini views.
English flag fixed, QR PNG export compatible with the strict CSP, a more resilient inbox and a richer snapshot-backed safe profile.
Rebuildable public profile projections, a safe fallback instead of a global error, shared form processing and one compact profile toolbar.
Profile data is normalized before rendering, Mini no longer loads unnecessary full modules, and optional modules are isolated so one invalid value cannot take down the whole profile.
A new /mini/name address for fast sharing, stronger support for hyphenated slugs and a four-language user workspace with reorderable modules.
Profile media refinements, richer legal and secondary pages, internal Contact routes, stronger brand cues and a coherent multilingual /demo profile.
Rationalized stylesheets, more reliable light and dark themes, unified P monogram branding and a rebuilt public changelog.
Recovery journeys, profile and member pagination, request processing and operational settings were refined.
Configurable light and dark backgrounds, profile customization and meeting booking with configurable duration.
Profile first view is redesigned, expertise gains visual mapping and priority actions become easier to identify.
Improved mobile navigation, multilingual journeys, encrypted public inbox and clearer authentication screens.
New public portal, offers, partner pages and aggregate metrics designed without a dedicated visitor identifier.
Expertise, services and evidence are separated, module order becomes configurable, Compact mode arrives and the journey is refocused on useful actions.
Unified application foundation, clearer responsibilities, on-demand contact reveal and stronger protection for selected sensitive flows.
Profiles, contact details, services, QR and the first management areas are introduced.
A digital business card focused on identity, direct sharing and reducing unnecessary exposure of contact details.
Reduced public exposure, locally generated QR, no behavioral tracker added by MyProID and explicit contact reveal.
Primary hosting is in Switzerland, while the publisher and operations are based in France. This setup does not constitute digital sovereignty and is not presented as such.
Mostly local public assets, limited dependencies and features kept only when they are actually used.
The changelog highlights changes that are actually integrated and separates live functionality from improvements or commercial features still pending.
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