"User settings" open activity -> should be empty

off-topic but I haven't tested this functionality before, so just wanted to ask now:
why the activity log was added in the settings section? (if there's nothing to set there)

🙃 I compared the view on main and on the current branch, and found this difference:
main

feature-branch

Not critical but I think there shouldn't be a hover if "Keine Einträge vorhanden".
I also think the alignment of "Keine Einträge vorhanden" looks a bit strange. I think it should be aligned across the entire row, not just in the first column.

🙃 I compared the view on main and on the current branch, and found this difference: main feature-branch Not critical but I think there shouldn't be a hover if "Keine Einträge vorhanden". I also think the alignment of "Keine Einträge vorhanden" looks a bit strange. I think it should be aligned across the entire row, not just in the first column.

yea true i will check that. i had to change the structure to fix invalid nesting of html components.

"User settings" open activity -> should be empty

off-topic but I haven't tested this functionality before, so just wanted to ask now: why the activity log was added in the settings section? (if there's nothing to set there)

Because its somehow user related data but not settings, true.
I really think no one uses this feature even it was requested.
We could think about moving that one level higher, makes absolutely sense.
Here in between, f.e.

Feel free to create a ticket for that

Alright i removed the hover and set the colspan to 999 to ensure that it will take the whole width in any case for example for other projects we may render more columns.

One more off-topic question:
Why do we store activity log in the session storage?
If I'm working in two tabs, I can have different activity logs, even if I'm logged in as the same user...
I think it's quite confusing

One more off-topic question: Why do we store activity log in the session storage? If I'm working in two tabs, I can have different activity logs, even if I'm logged in as the same user... I think it's quite confusing

The main reason was that the user data (sensitive data) will in any case be cleared and only remain for a particular session.
If we do this with localStorage we would have to ensure that it will be cleared not only on logout but regulary, because the user may only close the tab or sth.