In short: The ability to switch to a mode in which all settings (links) available to administrators are not visible. Why: In day-to-day work in a “flow” state, all these unnecessary links (apps, buttons, menu items) are very distracting. Excessive cognitive load. Solution options: The solution …

What I would like in non-admin mode, is that all links/relations that now require Alt-click in order to become a clickable link, to just be a clickable link. This is for my users the most workflow hindering feature, which assumes that you always want to edit a link instead of merely using it. Exampl…

[image] Yuri_BC: What I would like in non-admin mode, is that all links/relations that now require Alt-click in order to become a clickable link, to just be a clickable link Why do you feel that this is a need specific to a non-admin mode? Wouldn’t you like this to be the case for admins and …

Yes, not having to use alt-click to navigate to a relation would be my preference for admins and non-admins. But I see that my answer did not directly relate to the ‘non-admin’ switching feature requested. I was more pointing to an improvement of the user interface that better suits content creator…

I am interested in this feature too, at least to have a switch to exclude all schema/fields/views editing in a workspace - just being able to create and edit entities, also to avoid unwanted modification.

Do you believe you request could merged with this one?

We are going to implement this feature in nearest future, if you want to share some ideas please go ahead. So far we are going to mainly hide things in Entity View and left Sidebar (and thinking about Views settings, but not sure yet)

What if the “Show Databases” toggle per space was the thing that toggled this? It would make that space into “Architect Mode” and the admin and creator features become visible. There would need to be a shortcut in an entity view probably. Maybe in the breadcrumbs next to the space name? Then the “…

[image] View as another user for admins Why do they need control if they cannot be trusted to make configuration changes? If they need to handle billing, but have no idea how to use Fibery?

Since this is being planned, I’ll add to the idea above: this also allows you to then change the icon from a database icon to a gear icon, which is a lot more recognizeable and understandable as to what it is. All users who I’ve shown Fibery to have no idea what the database icon is.

We are going to completely remove these elements from UI in User mode, but in Architect mode all databases will be visible by default [Screenshot 2025-12-03 at 5.05.38 PM]

[DONE] "Non-admin" mode for admin

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[DONE] "Non-admin" mode for admin

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