Modername

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Modername module allows using user e-mail address instead of using user name.

Features included:

  • Hide user name field in registration form
  • Hide user name field in user edit form
  • Replace user name field with e-mail address field in login and password recovery forms
  • Replace user names with emails in user list

Disable user 1 edit

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Disable user 1 edit module makes it so that that all operations on user 1 is disabled.

Why?

Well, if a role has the permission "administer users", this by default includes user 1. If they can edit user 1, then they can also edit their email and password. If they can edit their email and password, then they can take over the account, and therefore they can also gain additional privileges than their current role.

If you want to enable users to administer users without risking them editing user 1, then you need this module.

Amnesia

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Utility module to prevent users from being able to use the browser history to display previously visited pages without refreshing them. Requires JS to work.

Browser compatibility: this has currently been tested on Safari 10, Firefox 50 and Chrome 55, but the main event it relies on should be available on all the most common versions of the major browsers.

View own user account permission

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This module add 'view own user account' permission.

The goal of this module is to prevent a user from seeing his/her own profile.

Attention:
1. By disabling this permission you disallow viewing only own user profile settings, he can view other profiles if he has the appropriate permissions.

General Data Protection Regulation

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This module is in active development

"After four years of preparation and debate the GDPR was finally approved by the EU Parliament on 14 April 2016. It will enter in force 20 days after its publication in the EU Official Journal and will be directly application in all members states two years after this date. Enforcement date: 25 May 2018 - at which time those organizations in non-compliance will face heavy fines." - http://www.eugdpr.org/