How to disable modules

[HeylelTeomim]

Really liking Yumovio, but there is one thing that nags me.

I was under the impression that I could disable modules that I don't need.

But some things seem "baked-in", such as Kitchen, Housekeeping and Health.

I of course leave them out of the Overview, but they still remain in the left hand menu.

Is there a way to disable these fully - I'd rather not have them around. Optimally, making the following possible would be great:

• Ability to disable built-in modules globally.
• Ability to hide modules per household or per user.
• Ability to set a default navigation with unused modules completely removed.

[Kyrodan]

Ability to hide modules per household or per user:
Maybe in "Settings/Roles and Rights" (I only see german translation, so exact phrase could differ).
But: Systemadministrator always has all rights.

[HeylelTeomim]

And yet, even though I am the admin and the only user right now, I cannot find a setting where I can hide Kitchen, Housekeeping or Health - at least for the household. I have not tried making a regular user, to see if that makes a menu item appear that would allow me to hide modules per user - but this would be counterintuitive and I should at least have the "disable for household" available to me even now.

[Kyrodan]

You can hide the menu entries unter Settings - Personal - Navigation.
But I agree, I struggle about the same problem but in multi-user-environment.
Maybe @ulsklyc has an opinion on that?

[ulsklyc]

Released in v2.16.0, and both halves of this thread turned out to be real.

@HeylelTeomim, you were not missing a setting. Switching a module off for the household existed, but it sat twelve pixels away from the personal ordering control, both unlabelled. It now has its own page: Settings → Modules → Active modules, admin only, because taking a module away from six people has neither a confirmation nor an undo.

@Kyrodan, the multi-user case was the actual gap. The module switches on the navigation sheet were gated behind isAdmin, so a member could reorder but not hide. Every row in Settings → Personal → Navigation now carries an eye button that hides that module for the person clicking it. No admin rights, because it only changes your own view.

Hiding is tidying, not a withdrawal. A link from a notification, a dashboard widget or the search still opens the page. What someone may not reach stays a matter of permissions, which is a different question and stays where it is. Hidden modules also stop being offered as mobile favourites, and when that displaces one of your three, the confirmation names the position that moved rather than letting you discover it on the phone later. Kitchen can be hidden as a group or one station at a time.

Thanks to both of you. The thread read as one question and was two, and answering only the first one would have left the actual problem in place.