GitHub Settings: Separate SSO and Organizations pages
GitHub has separated the combined SSO and Organizations settings page into two distinct pages: SSO and Organizations. This change improves usability by making it easier for users to find and manage these settings independently. Users who utilize SSO or are members of organizations on GitHub will now experience a clearer separation of these options within their account settings.
- →Separate SSO and Organizations pages in user settings
- →Feedback encouraged via GitHub Community
Enhancements (1) ›
- Separate SSO and Organizations pages in user settings
The combined SSO and Organizations page in user settings has been split into two distinct pages for easier management. This provides a clearer user experience for finding and configuring SSO and organization settings independently.
Notes (1) ›
- Feedback encouraged via GitHub Community
Users are invited to share their feedback on this change within the GitHub Community.
https://github.blog/changelog/2026-07-13-separate-sso-and-organizations-pages-in-settings
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